The rules are pretty simple. I supply the picture and you give me your funniest caption to go with it. Leave your caption in the comment section and I will repost the picture on Friday with all the responses.
Here is the picture.
Show us how funny you are.
Make us laugh.
1. Introduce Shakespeare to your kids at your own risk. For every "Much Ado About Nothing," you've also got a "Titus Andronicus."
ReplyDelete2. Groupies. Even Sweeney Todd has them.
When little Annie said she wanted a Barbie cake for her birthday, this was not what she had in mind.
ReplyDeleteHelp,I've fallen and I can't get out!
ReplyDelete"Young Carol's parents didn't know that she was gathering vocational ideas, at the time."
ReplyDelete"Someday if I'm lucky maybe I'll get a job where I get to jump out of a cake."
ReplyDeleteI'm so excited..*yawn*...a barbie cake...think I'll bite it's head off and feed the decapitated body to the dog.
ReplyDelete"Don't look up but I think that beef cake is checking me out"
ReplyDeleteI wanted "Red Velvet Barbie"... she wears a red velvet dress, not a red velvet cake. Bleah.
ReplyDeleteThe travails of raising a ginger:
ReplyDelete"But mommy, that's just plastic. When can I get a real soul for my birthday?"
Marla's parents didn't exactly know how to tell their daughter that ginger girls don't get beautiful dresses to wear to dances they probably wouldn't be invited to anyway, so they opted to show her instead
ReplyDeleteOh Aunt Arlene, it looks just like me...beautiful.
ReplyDeleteJackie really was not loving her mother's sample of how her debutant gown would look.
ReplyDeleteEven at the tender age of 10 Penny knew red was not a good color for her, even on a cake.
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