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Reverend Terry quite deliberately spanked Sarah Palin in a cage @brite; spontaneously arousing @The Jester's flighty kinkiness.
 
@Bird quite deliberately spanked Sarah Palin in a cage, spontaneously arousing @the 's flighty kinkiness
 
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@Bird quite deliberately pecked Sarah Palin in a cage @brite 's; spontaneously trilling @The Jester's and @K-gal's flighty kinkiness.
 
Bird quite deliberately pecked @The Jester in a cage @brite 's; voyeuristically thrilling @K-gal's flighty kinkiness.
 
Bird quite deliberately pecked [MENTION=1519]The Jester[/MENTION] in a condo [MENTION=2959]brite[/MENTION] 's; voyeuristically thrilling [MENTION=2578]K-gal[/MENTION]'s flighty kinkiness.
 
@Bird quite salaciously pecked @the , voyeuristically thrilling @K-gal 's flighty kinkiness.
 
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Also, try and use quotes for the sentence you are changing, so as not to cause confusion if two people happen to post at the same time. Should this happen, the first one posted is the one the next poster should use.

Here is the first sentence:

There is a troll under the bridge down the river.
@Bird quite salaciously pecked @The in a condo; voyeuristically thrilling @K-gal 's flighty kinkiness.
Bird quite salaciously picked a condo; voyeuristically thrilling K-gal 's flighty kinkiness.
 
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@Bird quite salaciously picked her pair; voyeuristically thrilling K-gal 's flighty kinkiness.​
 
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@Bird quite salaciously picked his pair; voyeuristically thrilling K-gal 's flighty kinkiness.
 
Bird quite salaciously picked his nose; voyeuristically spilling K-gal's flighty kindness.
 
Bird quite salaciously picked his nose; voyeuristically spilling his flighty kindness.
 
Someone quite salaciously removed his nose; voyeuristically spilling his flighty ichor.
 
Someone quite salaciously removed his clothes; voyeuristically spilling his flighty interdictions.

(Interesting :sweatsmile: )
 
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