Caption Contest Winners
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Rodney Dill | Thursday, March 1, 2007 |
The Dubya On Board Edition OTB Caption ContestTM is now over.
REUTERS/Kevin Lamarque (UNITED STATES)
The Winners:
First: stillearly - Wow, you could fit 5 Scooter Libbys in this trunk!
Second: McGehee - “And, Mr. President, this baby can go this far without recharging!”
Third: elliot - Well no, that’s not a trunk. It holds the 400 miles of extension cord…
Honorable Mention:
Maggie - No, Mr. President. Al Gore’s body won’t fit in the truck. After he won the Oscar, his head is about this big.
yetanotherjohn - Now I know a lot of democrat party people think I’m not to smart, but even I can see the problem with this here electric car.
Anderson - “Mr. President, your invention is … very, um, creative … but have you considered an electric car that runs on batteries?”
LJD - Are you gonna git in the trunk, or does the Secret Service have to help you?
Stormy Dragon - I don’t care how big the built-in TV is, when I proposed a $1.2 billion electric car initiative, I didn’t mean to spend it on just ONE.
Lionel - “Did I hear you right, I can use Dick Cheney’s pace maker to jump start this thing?”
Rodney’s Bottom of The Barrel
“So now the power is switched on right… I don’t want a repeat of that Segway incident.”
“Wow, that’s even roomy enough for Hillary Clinton’s ego.”
“So you can tell it’s a Republican by its trunk, ha… very funny sir.”
Vieau: “…and it comes with a defib packaged made especially for Dick Cheney.”
Bush: “From what Senator Obama says, Senator Clinton could use a de-fibber too.”“Well when Al Gore said he wouldn’t be caught dead in it, it was just as figure of speech sir.”
The 
Thursday Contest is already being a big tease.
About the Author: Rodney has a BS in Computer Science from the University of Wisconsin-LaCrosse, back from when people knew what Hollerith cards were, and actually used the toggle switches on the front of computers. He is an IT Manager in the Motor City and working within the Automotive Industry. He has been blogging at OTB since November 2004.
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