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Pause Ponder, Silly Putty, Bubble Gum, Inflatables and Fat

Well, you folks were mighty creative with this week's pic. You took captioning around here to a whole new level. I won't say in exactly which direction... But it was new and different.

For example laughingmom had me chuckling with:

If I get enough Silly Putty, I can make me a prom date, he said quite craftily.



Moooooog proved himself up to par with:

Jack was disheartened when he realized that, after climbing the beanstalk, the Giant's treasure was really just his collection of used bubble gum.



And Boom Boom had me snorting with:

Unfortunately, the directions for Stephen's Super-Inflate-a-Date were not included.



But it was HumorSmith who made me guffaw this week with:

Next week, Grissom makes a gruesome discovery in the freezer on CSI: Fat Farm.

Way to go H.S. You be hangin' with dufus this week. Good on ya. Congratulations! You win that, um, er, beautiful dufus badge up there. Neat, eh?



And hey, click on these links. If you think these folks are funny here, you should see them on their own blogs. Do it.

Comments

laughingmom said…
Thanks for the mention duf! CSI :Fat Farm could be the next big hit!
Anonymous said…
Ha! Congrats to the Humor Smith dude!

Good one! Lots of good ones.
nonamedufus said…
laughingmom: Hey, you were mention worthy.
nonamedufus said…
Quirks: I'm constantly amazed how people come up with great captions to some of these weird pics. I don't know how they do it.
Donnie said…
Way to go Kelly. I knew you had it in you. I was stumped on this one. Boy John, you sure ain't makin' it easy on us slow thinkers.
nonamedufus said…
Donnie: You're selling yourself short...I think.
Great one! Now all we need to know is... what night is CSI: Fat Farm on?
brookeamanda said…
I would totally watch that show! By the way, what WAS that really a pic of???
nonamedufus said…
Boom Boom: I think it's on right after Biggest Loser.
nonamedufus said…
brookeamanda: I have no friggin' idea. But it looks pretty gross whatever it is. Maybe it's the stuff collected by the end of the day at the liposuction clinic?
Chris said…
CSI: Fat Farm. Outstanding.

Sorry I missed this contest, but my far-too-late entry would be:

Johnny learns a valuable lesson: SPAM is not an art supply.
nonamedufus said…
Chris: SPAM, yeah! A SPAM table centre-piece. Cool.
K A B L O O E Y said…
HA! Great job, captioners. Man, I missed this one entirely, but that is a picture of one overly happy dude.
nonamedufus said…
KABLOOEY: He's happy but in a seemingly creepy kind of way.

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