Caption Contest!
I've decided to give Handknits for Young Moderns a break and caption someone else's art work. Only problem is I don't remember where I found this image. If it is yours I apologize for not giving you creds. It's a beautiful image. And eminently captionable.
So, here's to another round of CaPTion MAdneSS! Don't forget, there are Fabulous Prizes! First Place Prize for this contest will walk away with a BRAND NEW CAR!!
So, here's to another round of CaPTion MAdneSS! Don't forget, there are Fabulous Prizes! First Place Prize for this contest will walk away with a BRAND NEW CAR!!
Not really, but you will receive an autographed e-copy of the post written the day of your last Birthday! How's that for awesome?
Labels: animals, caption, contest, interactive
posted by k_sra at 2/27/2006 05:24:00 PM
22 Comments:
They said "sausage, eggs, grits, red-eye gravy" . . . definitely worth getting up for.
Face it. This dry ice is just not creating the mystique you're looking for, Lawrence.
If your camel overheats, wait until it's cooled down before removing the radiator cap.
Even after he'd been diagnosed with emphysema, Joe Camel refused to quit smoking.
Well, that was certainly the last place he expected to find his bong.
"Is it possible to get a table in the non-smoking section?"
//you will receive an autographed e-copy of the post written the day of your last Birthday!//
Hmm, there wasn't a post on my last birthday. Or the previous one.
"Unbeleivable! It's hot enough out here, and someone had to start a fire."
Desert Ambiance
how about "Humpin' to please"
(actually probably a copyrighted phrase - it used to be part of the logo for an Interstate trucking company named 'Campbell 66' [they traveled the old Route US-66] and the logo on their vehicles was a camel that appeared to be in mid-stride in a race with the wording "Humpin' to please" - so much for a little trucking trivia)
Damn, there were 5 camels a second ago. Where'd magic Jimmy go?
(who am I kidding, Steve's won with the overheating camel - you might as well send off the signed blank page now)
Andy tried desperately to distract Hashim while Carl rubbed the lamp.
I agree, Steve wins.
The camels looked away innocently as once more the dog took the blame.
Steven, IF you win, I will personally go back in time and make a great birthday page for you from (thinks hard) 2004. Will that suffice?
But judging from how great my last entry was, I sort of doubt you will. ; )
(Sheesh, Other Guys, you give up too easy.)
Edward wasn't sure what was on fire or where he put his whip.
chickbs: what dudes have to deal with
(mildly off-topic: I just watched The Story of the Weeping Camel with my nieces, and I recommend it, especially for those with kids. It's a good documentary about the strong connection between Mongolian nomads and their animals that likely comes from living together for countless thousands of years.)
After yet another crash landing, Farouk waited for the dust to settle before he even thought about beginning the tedious search for the snapped-off legs of his prototype flying camel.
"Holy shit! Quicksand!"
After a long period of inactivity, the camels were slowly re-absorbed back into the wilderness, leaving only a small hillock behind.
//I will personally go back in time and make a great birthday page for you from (thinks hard) 2004.//
Ah, but you were on vacation that week. You can't just go around creating time paradoxes, you know.
"Oh dear god! The headless camel strikes again," wailed Ahmed.
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