It’s Friday, that means it’s time for the Wizbang Weekend Caption Contest™. Winners will be announced Sunday evening.
Update: Winners announced. Comments are closed – discussion can continue in the announcement post.
It’s Friday, that means it’s time for the Wizbang Weekend Caption Contest™. Winners will be announced Sunday evening.
Update: Winners announced. Comments are closed – discussion can continue in the announcement post.
It was believed that the first celebrity spelling bee would have gone over better, but none of the sponsors had envisioned that all the contestants would ‘wipe-out’ on the first word, “TV.”
Oklahoma City bombing victims… you just got Punk’d!
Empty suits. Empty seats. Empty heads.
Kutcher gives the best performance of his career…
Shown above: the reserved places in line for the new Demi Moore ride in Hollywood.
J.
I’m too sexy for this chair
Midway through the program, Ashton realizes he’s been Punk’d when he shouts out, “Hey, where are all of the women over 40?”
Hard evidence of Ashton Kutcher’s two dimensional nature
VH1’s Best Week Ever, Upgrade or Downgrade
Celebrities playing musical chairs; Upgrade
Dude, where’s my seat filler?
WANTED: For impersonating an actor.
I’ve heard of “phoning it in,” but these clowns are faxing it in!
Several stars were unable to attend because they were caring for elderly loved ones . . .
“Sit on my face, and tell me that you love me,
Sit on my face, and tell me you’ll be true.
I love to hear you oralize
When I’m between your thighs,
You blow me away!”
J.
MISSING:
1 Arrogant Punk Actor
LAST SEEN:
Working through his Oedipal complex
REWARD:
None
J.
This is not for the caption contest, merely a question:
Do these actors not know what they look like? Why do they need a photo of themselves for their seats?
It’s for the “seat fillers” you say? Do the seat fillers not know what these actors look like?
I’m so confused.
Kutcher reveals new dimension to his abilities bringing count to two.
Red String Diaries
Over time it became apparent, even to the media, that the support for the Dennis Kucinich presidential campaign had been nothing but an elaborate hoax.