Warning : May contain more than your daily recommended allowance of randomness
It’s Monday, so some of you are inevitably awaiting the next caption contest. Well, your wait is over. Here is this week’s issue. Now write something funny to go with it! 🙂
(To see the other caption contests, click on the “Say What?” category in the sidebar.)
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Today I’m gonna show you some funny pictures. I have quite a stash of them in my inventory, and everyone likes seeing funny pictures, right? [All together now: “YAY!”]
This isn’t an official caption contest, but that doesn’t matter. If you think of something funny to add to these pics in way of a caption, have at it. Share the humor. That way, instead of just you laughing, countless untold dozens of people get to laugh also. Maybe somebody will even go so far as to think you’re funny! (It could happen…)
FYI, some of them you might be able to click on to access a larger version. Now, on to the pictures! Ready… set… SCROLL!
That concludes our introductory pilot episode of funny pictures. I’m creating a category for it, so you can click on it to quickly find the other ones (later). Also of note, there have been funny pictures posted previously, particularly in the “Say What?” caption contests.
As you know, the U.S. economy has been in bad shape for a while now, and the government just issued a $700 billion bailout to fix the mess. But I’m hearing in the news that things are still bad on the economic front. I don’t understand…
I realize these corporations are huge and complicated, but how long should it take to feel the effects of billions of dollars? I can envision it helping really quick. (Just imagine if you were given a billion dollars, how long it would take to fix your economic problems.)
The government gave these billions of dollars to the financial experts, the people who have been in the industry for years, the people who run the critical companies — the mortgage lenders, the big banks, the insurers, the credit card issuers, etc. These are the people who have the authority in their companies to make the difficult decisions, to make a difference. These people are paid big bucks to know what they’re doing. These people are… um… the people who… uhh… got us into this mess in the first place… OH, NO! WHAT HAVE WE DONE???
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