That+Crazy+Game+(interjection)

Once there was a crazy game. This game was so crazy that everyone who played could only talk with interjections, or crazy talk. People would come from all over. They would come from the North, the South, the East, and even the West. Mountains would be climbed and rivers crossed just to get to the game.

“Mommy, what’s an interjection?” asked a young boy who wanted to go to the game. I LOVE ONE DIRECTION!!!!!!!!!!!

“Well sweetie, interjections are words that have strong feeling attached to them.” The mother replied trying to keep the definition as simple as possible.

“Ok.” The young boy answered, “so can I go to the game?”

“Yes you can honey, but if you find your having trouble speaking with feelings you’ll have to come right home. Is that understood?”

“Yes mommy, I understand.”

The next day the boy went to the game. When he arrived interjections came easy to him because he was feeling the emotion of the game. He ran around screaming Wow!, Whoa!, and Awesome! His mother of course was extremely proud of him for picking up the word games so well. Even when the races started the young boy did well. The watched and screamed Go! Go! as his favorite team member gained on the pig he was chasing. His problems with interjections came towards the end of the games.

“Huh!” the boy said as he was pointing at a mysterious object.

His mother pondered a moment before answering, “Cool!” meaning the object was safe and ok to touch. Mother and son continued on threw the stands of the game using interjections, but then the boy decided that he wanted to tell his mom thank you. The problem was how.

The boy pondered, thought, and paced to find his answer, but no one word phrase would come to him. “Can interjections be phrases?” he wondered. Finally the boy decided to give it a go. “Thank You!” he screamed, and his mom responded with a smile. For the rest of the game the boy never faltered using interjections, but when he got home his mouth never stopped going over every play, luckily it was no a free speech day.

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