Continuing with the very popular feature I’d like to present another photo for your captioning creativity. Few years ago Delta Airlines was giving away some miles which I propmptly signed up for. 10,000 miles won’t buy me a free ticket but I won’t let them expire either, hence frequent magazine giveaways. As always, the winner is welcome to pick any subscription combination worth 1,500 miles from this site and email me their choices and mailing address.
This week’s photo was taken in Manhattan. I understand where the term “Siamese Connection” comes from but it still seems odd to me.
Here are some important rules mostly adapted from the previous contests (enlarged fine print):
- I am the sole decider of who gets the prize. I will be fair and balanced. Do not try to seduce me to gain unfair advantage, especially if you are a guy. You will be disqualified.
- I will not personally deliver any magazines and will not read them to you to put you to sleep, especially if you are a guy.
- You must be willing to provide your mailing address. I promise not to show up uninvited and even if invited. You must be willing to confirm the fact of receiving said subscription from me so I don’t look like a dirty liar.
- This blog is not responsible for anything and does not accept complaints, returns and exchanges.
- Contest will be closed a week from today and the prize will be awarded next Wednesday 7/16/2008. Late entries will not be accepted.
- If you won in the previous contest feel free to participate again – it’s not my fault you are so talented.
- I am pretty sure you have to be in the USA.
Good luck, and let the best-looking woman reader win!
And this is where they keep the cats & collect the urine they use to put fires out with.
This is a tough one, I’ll get back to you on it.
Probably too obscure for serious contention:
“Stones not safe on Earth anymore.”
Soon to be a movie starring Gene Hackman.
When you absolutely have to go both ways.
In order to settle the dispute between the worlds first conjoined twin firefighters, Ying and Yang, over who got to man the hose, there seemed to be only one solution. Or two, depending on how you look at it.
I told you it was a tough one, as you can see from low turn out.
I know, I know. It was just the odd name that got me. I would have signed it “Firefighters’ dilemma”
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