last word / phrase game

[Carsten Schermuly]

I took part on a german forum game, that was very funny.
Someone begins by a phrase, no matter what is tells, it can be the biggest nonsense. The next has to build a new phrase - but - he has to take the last word out of that phrase before and for every letter of that last word he has to create a new word, beginning with the related letter.
The new phrase can make sense, but must not make sense.

Example

first phrase
Mama uses a knife to cut vanilla.

last word
vanilla

new phrase
Veronica always needs ink, Lory laughs about.

last word
about

new phrase
Abigail bought old used trumpets.

trumpets

Timothy reaches users minds ...

[Marg Shurtliff]

Carsten , start us off , please !

[Carsten Schermuly]

please

Peter laughs, Eireen answers, all sing enthusiastic.

[Eugenia Whitten]

Eugenia's confused, Marge understands, let's get going!

[Carsten Schermuly]

going

Give our ideals needed goodies.

[Carsten Schermuly]

Eugenia's confused, Marge understands, let's get going!

Dear Eugenia,

take the last word from the phrase in the message before - and build by its letters another phrase, every word should begin by another letter from that last word.

In this case (here, my answer to you), the last word is
"word".

A new phrase could be than,
Why old readers doubting?

[Carsten Schermuly]

doubting

During oour unwanted bubblegame, tteacher is not obeyd.

[Joanne Vergin]

Obeyed
Oh no! The seals resist rubber bullets!

[Carsten Schermuly]

bullets

Betty uses light laundry equal to soap.

[Carsten Schermuly]

Obeyed

Äh - Ma'am - you're a teacher?

This way I learned a bit english - talking on NazNet.
The same like you did Hans.
I have said "Greek" instead of "Greece" and he corrected me.
It was the time after the "Vision and Prayer Balkan States Tour", Dr. Dave McClung took part on and returned by alot of photos. That was a very interesting theme - and as I know, that journey had good follow ups for the Eurasia Region Mission Fields.

Thank you for your kind hint!
Now I got it
obeyd - obeyed