Super Fantastic Caption Contest (#32)
Okay people,
It's cold and snowy and cold and crappy and I'm not feeling too much like the eloquent poetic genius who penned the soon-to-be-holiday-classic located a few posts below.
I basically just want to sit on a beach and drink fruity, electric-blue drinks all day while waiting for the Sun to set.
Sound good?
I thought so.
Well, the reality is that we have to get the product out to the waiting masses.
So, here ya go . . . waiting masses.
I like today's picture. I think it has that something special that all of the really good caption contest photos have.
I'm looking forward to reading your comments on this one . . .
Ben O.
Labels: Super Fantastic Caption Contest
12 Comments:
That guy stole our ring barer
That's pretty funny . . . I actually thought it was a lady walking the dog.
Ben O.
Here's one for ya . . .
Unbeknownst to Patricia, she was about to become the star of the year's most viral video on Youtube.
Ben O.
The axe effect - the cock-ups.
"Dude, my name's not Patricia . . .it's Steve! Open your mind, bro!"
Ben O.
Attack of the Killer Bride's Maids
sub-title--"Nobdy is safe from the violence of a boquet toss."
Someone should tell them it's not that English dude - Austin Powers! Happy Valentine's Day.
It's a poster for that new horror flick - "Night of the Undead Bride's Maids - 'Til Death Did Us Part"
Rollin, I love the tag line for your new horror flick.
Apparently, us didn't part quite enough. You have to bury those darn bridesmaids at least 7-8 feet deep. Everyone with any undead experience knows that.
Ben O.
No one knew where Andy Warhol got his ideas for his paintings.
Bruce had no idea he was targeted by The Marshmallow Brides club's initiation ceremony.
While walking her dog Joan contemplated the fact that she was always a bride never a bridesmaid
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