11.22.2005

Caption Contest!

Off to the Bird Flu Market
Since I can't stop you people from wanting a Caption Contest even if I'm not producing the FABULOUS PRIZES, knock yourselves out.
Winner gets a token appearance in my novel.

(Worldy sent it.)

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28 Comments:

Blogger Worldgineer said...

Ha! Good caption.

xbeafdm: A castle newly owned by vegitarians

22/11/05 12:04  
Blogger Tara said...

Honk if you love roasted goose.

22/11/05 12:35  
Blogger Worldgineer said...

Loading all of the poultry was tough work, but Edward's pet birds loved the feel of wind through their feathers.

22/11/05 12:56  
Blogger Tara said...

Bertha giggled to herself as she rode around, stealing every single decorative lawn goose from her neighbors' yards.

22/11/05 13:03  
Blogger Steve DeGroof said...

One of the least successful Aflac ads.

22/11/05 13:54  
Anonymous Anonymous said...

Sixteen hours later, the police were finally able to restore order.
"It was the worst goose riot we've ever seen," said one policeman, "the chickens even got involved this time. We had to make arrests in grocery bags."
Police later described the suspects as "delicious."

xamxs: the sound of one hand clapping during a live taping of Full House

22/11/05 14:50  
Blogger Steve DeGroof said...

The barter system, while advantageous in some respects, is particularly cumbersome for some industries. This pizza delivery driver, for example, must carry an extra basket just for tips.

22/11/05 15:25  
Blogger Steve DeGroof said...

"OK, got the geese and French hens. Where the %^(# are the turtle doves?"

22/11/05 15:31  
Blogger Tara said...

Got Geese?

22/11/05 15:38  
Blogger k_sra said...

Fire sale at Jim's Bag'o'Birds.

22/11/05 15:41  
Blogger Tara said...

From the lost archives of L. Ron Hubbard, Gander Publications proudly introduce the shocking story: "I Was A French Deaf Mute Goose Collector".

22/11/05 15:41  
Blogger k_sra said...

By the fourth day of Christmas Sindy had had enough.

22/11/05 15:47  
Anonymous Anonymous said...

While there had always been fears that aliens would rule the world and use us for their servants, no one had expected it to be like this.

[can't top fro, tho.]

okaqay: a popular waterfront destination

22/11/05 16:03  
Blogger Brian said...

Guys, tell me this doesn't beat flying!?

22/11/05 20:05  
Blogger Brian said...

Harriet's plan to deliver the freshest eggs in the land was well under way... the orders, she figured, would soon be rolling in.

22/11/05 20:22  
Blogger Brian said...

Edwina's dream to create the first flying scooter was ninety percent finished. Now all she needed was some string.

22/11/05 20:25  
Blogger Brian said...

PETA's latest plan to save animals from human consumption seemed somehow short sighted.

22/11/05 20:36  
Blogger Brian said...

Chickens, however puzzling, were one thing, but the locals decided it best not to point out to Gertrude that geese could, in fact, fly and did not need to be driven south for the winter.

22/11/05 20:39  
Blogger Brian said...

Harold looked forward to the fair all year long. It was, however, the one time he wished he'd bought a truck.

22/11/05 20:42  
Blogger Brian said...

After the accident, Harold just wasn't the same.

22/11/05 20:55  
Blogger Brian said...

The townspeople decided it best not to clue him in, and let Henry continue to occupy his time by saving chickens and geese from Thanksgiving.

22/11/05 21:03  
Blogger Worldgineer said...

Although biodiesel is nice in theory, sometimes the fuel is bulky.

22/11/05 21:07  
Anonymous Anonymous said...

Lighten up guys! It may not be first class, but the travel agent got 'em cheap - and we don't have to chance the jet stream taking us off course.

23/11/05 06:47  
Blogger "Honestus" - Raymond Charles said...

It's the "Amazing Race" - Bring your Pet Edition...

23/11/05 09:33  
Blogger Steve DeGroof said...

Cape Gris-Nez, October 12, 1983: Andre "l'idiot" Chanton, preparing for his ill-fated attempt to jump the English Channel while carrying poultry. Chanton doubled his previous record of 1 meter but fell far short of the 34 kilometers needed to reach Dover.

23/11/05 12:54  
Blogger Unknown said...

Taking "fresh meat" to a new level!

26/11/05 00:15  
Blogger Steve DeGroof said...

So, who won?

2/12/05 12:50  
Blogger k_sra said...

We all did! (Big Smile)

11/1/06 12:56  

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