Photo Caption Contest

[Chromacomaphoto]

"As a child she had a pug who would bark if she heard the name Nixon."

I don't know quite why I found that so funny, but it really made me chuckle with my tea this morning. How's the blizzard there now?

 

[NY_Dan]

True story. About Nixon.

Blizzard -- over. Spent 5 hours shoveling and my back aches.

 

[NY_Dan]

Only 45 minutes more -- you gotta be in it to win it!

 

[NY_Dan]

... okay, entries are closed.

RFF members please weigh in on the above caption entries and write down your favorite -- only one. And you can't vote for your own caption.

I'll give the voting 48 hours -- with the winning caption announced this Wednesday 1/27/2016 at 9pm NY EST.

Good luck and let the voting begin.

 

[sreed2006]

"Mine, mine, mine......oh, hey a tree...mine..."

Cute. Like the seagulls in "Finding Nemo."

 

[oftheherd]

Some clever ones for sure, but my pick is post #12 by chromacomaphoto.

 

[__jc]

Gotta be #5. "Home Alone" is synonymous with Christmas in New York.

 

[NY_Dan]

Hi Folks,

So far we only have 3 votes. I think we need about 15 votes to have any sort of a voting process. My thinking is that if the voting remains low, I should pick a winner out of a hat. We'll see where things stand tomorrow night and go from there.

Thanks for participating. 🙂

Dan

 

[cz23]

I'll go with Sid's post, number 10.

 

[lynnb]

the picture isn't showing on my monitor!

 

[NY_Dan]

Hi Everyone,

Thanks for participating. Unfortunately there weren't enough votes. I thought I had crafted a fun contest. Maybe it was the subject matter.

Anyway, I put the choices in a hat and the winning caption is:

"Piss the Season to be Jolly, fa la la la la" -- submitted by Helen.

Thanks to all!

Best regards,
Dan

 

[Chromacomaphoto]

Congratulations Helen!

 

[cz23]

Dan, appreciate your efforts to inject a little lightness around here. As comedians often say, tough crowd.

John

 

[oftheherd]

Hellen - So sorry for your loss.

 

[Chromacomaphoto]

I know how that goes myself. So sorry to hear of this news Helen. Try and think about the good times that you had. Seventeen plus years is a very long life for a dog and it sounds as though it was a very happy life that you gave her.