This week’s Weekend Caption Contest™ highlighted the fact that I could not take looking at Fauci’s face for one more second. Apologies to everyone who had great captions prepared for the little weasel.
I’m introducing a new category this week: Dems Gone Wild.
The assignment this week was to caption the following picture:
Here are the winning entries:
1) (EricSteel) – “Harry and Meghan at the next stop of their Worldwide Privacy Tour.”
AND
(Tom Morrow) – “Me!Me!Me!Meghan and Harry, Duke of Cuck taking a selfie, because they have to insert their vain selves into everything. The world could use a little privacy from them.”
2) (Retired military) – “Harry “remember follow the science”
Meagan “And then plead the fifth””
3) (vern bachman) –
4)(RockThisTown) – “Why can’t they just do like Fauci and shut up. . . ?”
5) (patriciamcc) – “Two of the most self-absorbed, publicity-seeking narcissists on the planet pretend to enjoy a group of children they actually loathe for being so beneath them.”
6) (Joe_Miller) – “Even the paparazzi have lost interest.”
The Readers Choice Award this week goes to:
(Mary Gehman) – “The Photographer Formerly Known As Prince…”
Best “Dems Gone Wild”:
(EricSteel) – “What is more embarrassing? Andrew is your uncle, or Charles is not your father?”
Best Banter Weight:
(rodney dill) – “Harry later sued his left hand for harassment”
Best Sunday-11th Hour entry:
(RadiCalMan) – “Couldn’t you have moved to Canada?”
Best “Trump’s Fault”:
(cathymv) – “How to lose a Monarchy in 10 days”
Best “She Who is Still Not POTUS”:
(Par4Course) – “Just as Lucretia von Pantsuit will never be President, Harry will never be King.”
Most Inappropriate:
(Brian Brandt) – “Sarah: “Why are you posting another picture of Sydney Sweeney?”
Me: “Because I am profoundly uninterested in Megan and Harry.”
Sarah: “All right, but this is the last time.”
Me: “Wanna bet?”
Sarah: “Well?”
East German judge: “I’m issuing him a yellow card.””
That’s all for today. A new edition of the Wizbang Weekend Caption Contest™ will debut Friday morning.
