It’s Friday, which means it’s time for the Wizbang Weekend Caption Contest™. Enter your best caption for the following picture:
Winners will be announced Sunday, along with last weeks winners.
Update: Winners announced. Previous winners here. The contest is now closed.
Five year old Devon showed great enthusiam as the youngest participant in the Pinewood Elemantary first annual “Catch the Cobra” contest.
Howard Dean relaxing at the DNC Labor Day BBQ.
Family gives Harvard frosh big sendoff.
The kid gives new meaning to the term “Air Time”
Trying Proving their superior cloning technology the Finns created a mini-me for Peyton Manning but somehow crossed him with hulk hogan.
throwing out the first cell phone at the 2007 Chinese olympics is young Bing Hilton, one of Paris Hilton’s many offspring from her “movie career”.
And to think people said Cynthia McKinney (soon to be ex D-GA) wasn’t a role model.
Whoa!..
That’s good sh*t!
Whoa!..
That was a good sh*t!
Young Olaf, after learning that as recently as the early 90’s humans could actually survive without having a cell phone stuck to the side of their head, an iPod on their belt and a bottle of drinking in their hand takes the first step to free himself of the chains of the 21st century.
Future Supreme Court Chief Justice John G. Roberts Jr hams it up at a ceremony promoting Roberts Sr. to an Executive Vice President’s position at Bethlehem Steel.
“SNAKES on a PLAYGROUND!”
Now for a serpent-stomp… here, hold my phone, babe.
Growing up Vanilla Ice, tonight on A&E
“Reuters Releases Another Phoney Picture.”
After ten unsuccessful and messy attempts, the engineering team at Harvard finally got their “Amazing Miniaturization Mat” to work on Fat Freddy. The only task left was to find him a new motorcycle with training wheels.
Three year-old Hans didn’t quite have the hang of homonyms, he did the best he could when someone said cell phone.
In anticipation of ABC cancelling The Path to 9/11, citizens watch young Billy re-enact Sandy Berger’s removal of Top Secret documents from the Nation Archieves in their own rendition of 9/11 events.
Yo, yo, yo, shadizzle wit da phonizzle. Coo? Peace.