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Pause Ponder and Pun #65


Well it's been a while since we ran our little caption contest. I guess it's time we ketchup.

I hope you guys relish the pic this week. See ya Saturday with the wiener, er, winner.

Comments

Donnie said…
Lady, you've got the ketchup right, but you're way off with the mustard!
Anonymous said…
Will work for buns.
Paula Wooters said…
Oh, I wish I was an Oscar Meyer weiner...
Paula Wooters said…
Whoever can keep their thumb on their head the longest wins the Oscar Meyer weiner-mobile!
Leeuna said…
We're the dogs kids love to bite.
00dozo said…
Originally, Kim had doubts about internet dating services but exclaimed, "Unlike the ketchup, he really knows where to put the mustard!"
Frank Lee MeiDere said…
Janice, for one, welcomes our new giant-hotdog overlords.
Anonymous said…
Look lady, I gotta be frank with you. This relationship will never work. - G
Bluezy said…
Oh my godess! Such a big weiner! If I were you I could be President!
Margaret Cho's boyfriend, Frank, prepares to "wow" the audience with his impersonation of Mikhail Gorbachev.

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