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Friday, October 15, 2010

New Photo Caption Contest -- ends 10/17/10





Here's the Friday Photo Caption Contest!
Last week's was fun and the entries were funny!  So here's this Friday's  "Write Your Own Caption" contest -- please provide a caption for this photo in the comments below.  (Comments on Facebook will not count in the contest, your entry must be in the comments below.)
I will be the sole judge of the contest, based on how humorous your entry is.  Please, no naughty captions -- this is a family blog, strictly rated G (or at worst PG).
Winner will receive a print of the photo plus the warm glow of victory and bragging rights.  Entries accepted through 11:59 p.m., Sunday, October 17th, 2010.  Enter as many times as you'd like.
Good luck!

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To enter Photo Caption Contest, click HERE

10 comments:

  1. Is it Friday yet and then I remember I'm a type setter and I work for a newspaper...I can still dream can't I.

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  2. Is it I before E? Now whats the saying about the I,E, and C?

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  3. Is it I before E? Now what is that I, E, & C saying? Hmmmm if I could only remember.

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  4. Let's see... I could do this by hand OR invent a type-writer that fits in my lap that could store the pages I type and send them to a large printer. And do away with all these wooden drawers...

    Nahhh, it'll never catch on!

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  5. A young man's dream of great expectations.

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  6. To smash, or not to smash? THAT is the question!

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  7. I don't care what they say about that Hawthorne Effect, I could get a lot more work done if they'd turn on that dang light!

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  8. But will our emperor David Wampler really believe I'm holding an invisible tuxedo?

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  9. I have an idea! I'll have my own blog featuring historic photos of Kerrville, and even a PHOTO CAPTION CONTEST!

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Please remember this is a rated "family" blog. Anything worse than a "PG" rated comment will not be posted. Grandmas and their grandkids read this, so please, be considerate.