Monkeys on the Phone
 

Anyone ever play this game in elementary school?

I'll start with a sentence. You repost the sentence, but change one word when you do. After 50 posts, we compare the first and last sentences to see how far off course the message is.

Without further ado, the sentence is:

Some say there were actually thirteen apostles, but I'm not convinced there were any at all.

Some say there were actually thirteen apostles, but I'm not convinced there were any at work.

Some say there was actually thirteen apostles, but I'm not convinced there were any at work.

Some think there was actually thirteen apostles, but I'm not convinced there were any at work.

Some think there was actually thirteen apostles, but I'm not convinced there are any at work.

Some think there was actually hang-gliding apostles, but I'm not convinced there are any at work.

Some think there was actually hang-gliding apostles, but I'm not convinced there are Gentiles at work.

Nuns think there was actually hang-gliding apostles, but I'm not convinced there are Gentiles at work.

Nuns think there was actually hang-gliding apostles, but I'm not convinced there are gentiles at play.

Nuns think there was actually hang-dogging apostles, but I'm not convinced there are gentiles at play.

Nuns think there was actually hang-dogging apostles, but I'm not convinced there are genitals at play.

Nuns think there was actually hang-dogging assholes, but I'm not convinced there are genitals at play.

Nuns think there was naked hang-dogging assholes, but I'm not convinced there are genitals at play.

Nuns wish there was naked hang-dogging assholes, but I'm not convinced there are genitals at play.

Nuns think they was naked hang-dogging assholes, but I'm not convinced there are genitals at play.