The Sentence Game

My siblings and I sometimes play this game called the sentence game.
One of us makes up a simple sentence (such as, that car is red) or something like that, and each of us adds a word to it until everyone (except the person who created the sentence) has added a word. Then we see what the finished product is. There are a couple rules though.

1. You may ONLY add onto a word if you are making it a compound word. (You could not change the word car to card. You could change the word flash to flashlight.)
2. You may not change any words in any way except the way I just said.
3. Each beginning sentence must be a simple sentence with 6 words or less.
4. Each time you add a word to the sentence, it has to (at least sort of) make sense.
5. No one may add two words in a row.
6. Each sentence must be a declarative sentence.
7. Quote each person you are adding right after, but take out the in-between blockquotes. (shown in the sample comments below)

Okay, this is my sample sentence, to show how to quote. That car is red.

That car is red. That slimy car is red.

That car is red. That slimy car is red. That slimy car engine is red.

I think you get the idea now. First official sentence:

He jumped over the fence.

I think you get the idea now. First official sentence: He jumped over the fence.

He stealthily jumped over the fence.

He stealthily jumped over the fence.

He stealthily jumped over the picket fence.

He stealthily jumped over the fence.

He stealthily jumped over the picket fence.

He stealthily jumped over the mofia's picket fence.

He stealthily jumped over the fence. He stealthily jumped over the picket fence. He stealthily jumped over the mofia's picket fence. Umm... you just violated rule #6....

He stealthily jumped over the fence. He stealthily jumped over the picket fence. He stealthily jumped over the mofia's picket fence. Umm... you just violated rule #6....

Wait, wot? I thought you meant each consecutive post.

Uh… sorry if I was unclear. I meant you only get to add one word for each sentence.

Not sure if there are enough people playing this game for that to be practical. :P I think you should let people add as much as they want to a sentence, as long as they don't add two words in a row.

He stealthily jumped over the fence.

He stealthily jumped over the picket fence.

He stealthily jumped over the mofia's picket fence.

He stealthily jumped over the mofia's electric picket fence.

He stealthily jumped over the fence.

He stealthily jumped over the picket fence.

He stealthily jumped over the mafia's picket fence.

He stealthily jumped over the mafia's electric picket fence.

He stealthily jumped over the mafia's pink electric picket fence.

:P

He stealthily jumped over the fence.

He stealthily jumped over the picket fence.

He stealthily jumped over the mafia's picket fence.

He stealthily jumped over the mafia's electric picket fence.

He stealthily jumped over the mafia's pink electric picket fence. :P

He stealthily jumped over the mafia's bullfrogs' pink electric picket fence.

He stealthily jumped over the fence.

He stealthily jumped over the picket fence.

He stealthily jumped over the mafia's picket fence.

He stealthily jumped over the mafia's electric picket fence.

He stealthily jumped over the mafia's pink electric picket fence. :P

He stealthily jumped over the mafia's bullfrogs' pink electric picket fence.

He hasn't stealthily jumped over the mafia's bullfrogs' pink electric picket fence.
(There's no need, I think, to limit sentences to five new words.)

He stealthily jumped over the fence.

He stealthily jumped over the picket fence.

He stealthily jumped over the mafia's picket fence.

He stealthily jumped over the mafia's electric picket fence.

He stealthily jumped over the mafia's pink electric picket fence. :P

He stealthily jumped over the mafia's bullfrogs' pink electric picket fence.

He hasn't stealthily jumped over the mafia's bullfrogs' pink electric picket fence. (There's no need, I think, to limit sentences to five new words.)

He hasn't stealthily jumped over the mafia's bullfrogs' pink electric picket fence thrice.
(Me either. It could be interesting to see how crazy this gets :P)

He stealthily jumped over the fence. He stealthily jumped over the picket fence. He stealthily jumped over the mafia's picket fence. He stealthily jumped over the mafia's electric picket fence. He stealthily jumped over the mafia's pink electric picket fence. He stealthily jumped over the mafia's bullfrogs' pink electric picket fence. He hasn't stealthily jumped over the mafia's bullfrogs' pink electric picket fence. (There's no need, I think, to limit sentences to five new words.) He hasn't stealthily jumped over the mafia's bullfrogs' pink electric picket fence thrice. (Me either. It could be interesting to see how crazy this gets :P) (I suppose that would work. How about the author of the sentence can add words too after the first 5 words?) He hasn't steathily jumped over the mafia's bullfrog's Pink Panther electric fence thrice.

He stealthily jumped over the fence. He stealthily jumped over the picket fence. He stealthily jumped over the mafia's picket fence. He stealthily jumped over the mafia's electric picket fence. He stealthily jumped over the mafia's pink electric picket fence. He stealthily jumped over the mafia's bullfrogs' pink electric picket fence. He hasn't stealthily jumped over the mafia's bullfrogs' pink electric picket fence. (There's no need, I think, to limit sentences to five new words.) He hasn't stealthily jumped over the mafia's bullfrogs' pink electric picket fence thrice. (Me either. It could be interesting to see how crazy this gets :P) (I suppose that would work. How about the author of the sentence can add words too after the first 5 words?) He hasn't steathily jumped over the mafia's bullfrog's Pink Panther electric fence thrice.

He hasn't steathily never jumped over the mafia's bullfrog's Pink Panther electric picket fence thrice.

Let's stop now… I think that's crazy enough. xP.

FINAL SENTENCE #1:

He hasn't stealthily never jumped over the mafia's bullfrog's Pink Panther electric picket fence thrice.

New Sentence: He lifted the car with one hand. :P

He lifted the ant's car with one hand.

He lifted the ant's sports car with one hand.

He lifted the ant's unique sports car with one hand.

He barely lifted the ant's unique sports car with one hand.

He barely shop-lifted the ant's unique car with one hand.

He barely managed shop-lifting the fire ant's unique sports car with one hand.

(hope that works;P)

He barely managed shop-lifting the fire ant's unique sports car garage with one hand.

Hannah! I sent you a private message :D

He barely managed shop-lifting the fire ant's unique sports car garage with one borrowed hand.

(You know like 'lend me a hand')

He barely managed shop-lifting the fire ant's unique sports car garage with one borrowed hand underneath.

"Hannah! I sent you a private message :D

I just replied. :)

He barely managed shop-lifting the mutant fire ant's unique sports car garage with one borrowed hand underneath

He barely managed shop-lifting the brave mutant fire ant's unique sports car garage with one borrowed hand underneath.

He barely managed shop-lifting the brave mutant fire ant's unique purple sports car garage with one borrowed hand underneath.

He barely managed shop-lifting the brave mutant fire ant's unique purple sports car garage with one large borrowed hand underneath.

He barely managed shop-lifting the brave mutant fire ant's unique purple spotted sports car garage with one large borrowed hand underneath.

He barely managed shop-lifting the brave mutant fire ant's unique purple spotted sports car garage with one large borrowed handbag underneath.

xP
If you all agree, I think that's long enough.

(And by the way, Eirene, you cannot change a word in any way whatsoever except to make it a compound word. So changing shop-lifted to shop-lifting didn't go according to the rules, so just to try to remember. It's fine for this time though :D)

Oh okay. xP

So now our sentences are:

He hasn't stealthily never jumped over the mafia's bullfrog's Pink Panther electric picket fence thrice. He barely managed shop-lifting the brave mutant fire ant's unique purple spotted sports car garage with one large borrowed handbag underneath.

Does someone else want to make up the new sentence or should I? :)

How about this one?

The man ran to the house.

The man ran speedily to the old house.

The man ran speedily to the old gray house.

The man ran speedily past the old gray house.

The young man ran very speedily past the old gray house.

The young man ran very speedily past the old gray dilapidated house.

The young man ran very speedily past the old gray dilapidated Quaker house.

(Remember, no word changing or taking out. Very carefully read the old sentence and then your new sentence before you post. And only add one word per comment.)

The young manchild ran very speedily past the old gray dilapidated Quaker house.

The young manchild ran very speedily past the old, grey, dilapidated, Quaker houseboat.

The young manchild ran very speedily past the old lady"s grey, dilapidated, Quaker houseboat

The bald young manchild ran very speedily past the old lady's grey, dilapidated, Quaker houseboat