Caption Contest Winners

The Thinly Veiled Patriotism Edition OTB Caption ContestTM is now over.




REUTERS/Larry Downing (UNITED STATES)

The Winners:

First: AtorBush: “Damn these photo-ops, Mr Thumb hurts like hell…”

Second: Mister Biggs“It’s 106 miles to Chicago, we got a full tank of gas, half a pack of cigarettes, it’s dark, and we’re wearing sunglasses.”

Third: CowBoy BlobWe’re on a Mission from God.

Honorable Mention:

brainy435 – Wait a minute… which one of us will be flying the cargo plane out of Hong Cong?

yetanotherjohn – Bush stated that if you thought his administration had been spending money like a drunken sailor before, you haven’t seen anything yet.

Wyatt Earp“Mr. President, how was Tailhook?”

The ‘TOP GUN’ Award Winner

Kenny
Mr. Bush: “I think she’s lost that lovin’ feelin’.”
Cadet: “No she hasn’t, Mr. President … I hate it when she does that.”

Rodney’s Bottom of The Barrel

“Hey there Chief, wanna be a rear admiral, if ya know what I mean?”

“Hey Pres, Let’s say we head down to the Blue Oyster after this photo Op.”

The has already hit the highway.

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Comments

  1. anjin-san says:

    I guess if you showed the censored photographs of the flag-draped coffins of the fallen on Memorial Day, that would be… Unveiled Reality. Can’t have that.

  2. Boyd says:

    Rodney, he’s a Master Chief, not a Chief. He may well take the President up on the rear admiral offer (although since he’s an Aviation Machinist Mate and not a submariner, that point is very much in question), but…he’s a Master Chief (ADCM).

    Sorry to pick the nit, but it’s what I do. 🙂

  3. Rodney Dill says:

    Thanks Boyd, It did say ‘MasterChief’ in the original caption at yahoo news, one of the reasons I chose to use the familiar term ‘Chief’ instead of ‘Buddy’ or ‘Pal’, but the correction is noted.
    😉

  4. Boyd says:

    I apologize again for my anal retentive comment, but these things are important to Master Chiefs. 🙂

  5. Rodney Dill says:

    …and probably immensely important to any subordinate that inadvertantly refers to them as Chief.