No prize. Just one-upsmanship at stake.
Spain's Prime Minister Jose Luis Rodriguez Zapatero talks to Noemi Sanin, the Colombian ambassador in Spain upon his arrival in Bogota, Colombia, Wednesday, March 30, 2005. |
You can send your captions to frankj@imao.us at IMAO.
He doesn't know anything about it, so it will confuse him at first. Then he'll get really mad. Then he'll laugh about it. Then get mad again.
So, after thinking about it, it might be best to post a caption in the comments.
If you want to do the PhotoShop thing, leave a TrackBack to your post. Or e-mail Frank J.
No, better not.
Him: Hey, like the boob job!
ReplyDeleteHer: Hey! you found the Cialis website!
Hey! My name isn't Monica
ReplyDelete"and the second Venezuelan says...."
ReplyDeleteHim: Are you my new intern?
ReplyDeleteHer: ME? are you kidding? All the cocaine money i shoveled into your government, you're MY bitch!
Spains Prime minister pledges and offers his support to the Columbian Ambassador.
ReplyDeleteThe Wizard:
ReplyDeleteBrilliant! That caption is currently in the lead.
Spanish culture is filled with many unique and fascinating traditions. For example, Spanish people spurn the use of thermometers and instead estimate the air temperature based upon the erectness of a woman's nipples. Here, Spain's Prime Minister declares it a crisp 59 degrees at the Madrid airport.
ReplyDelete"So is this where you're stashing the drugs?"
ReplyDeleteHim: "It is our custom in Spain to shake a woman's breast instead of her hand."
ReplyDeleteHer: "I like it! Shake this side next!"
No, Jose, the wardrobe malfunction is set up for the RIGHT side.
ReplyDeletecaption contests
ReplyDeleteFigured I'd pass along a couple of caption contests:
basil's trying to figure out what Spain's Prime Minister is doing.
the Man has a Highway Scene that needs captioning.
"I am sooooooooooooooooooooooo glad to be here"
ReplyDeleteOh my goodness! Thank all of you playing. You guys are awesome. And funny.
ReplyDeleteIf anyone else has any other entries, please leave them here. I'll post results, say, tomorrow. Or late tonight. Some time.