Wow!! Cheers for the kind comments, everyone, and especially to Paul (the Finder), and to James, John L, and Glad (the generous Super-voters) as well as Vincent for his early praise. So many great captions this past month! I feel sorry to have pip... --Crunchy Chords
Challenge accepted, Julia.🎵 “It's not entirely my faultMy songs sound like gargled phlegmI'm trying to sing from music notesThat have a backward stem." 🎵Anyone else want to have a go? --Crunchy Chords
I was too slow putting on my Poppins caption but I think yours could stay considering how obvious Poppins is and your caption was great. --Stephen Bean
Pfft.. only shades I could get. Can't be cool, with all these flower-power hippy types. As a seedling, I dreamed of heading a gang of opium poppies. --Mauris Iocus
If you don't like the way things are, why not change it? - Is going backwards really the way forwards? - I'd weigh up your options and figure the best course of action. The American Constitution does start off with "We the people", but then again do the laws in it only refer to "We the people of that time?" or is the American Constitution timeless? - England I'm sure have enough shit going on with Brexit and have probably got enough on their plate by writing their own laws atm. However if these laws were rewritten now, in both countries it would be by Conservative governments. Would it be an idea for the people aka "we" to work together and draw something up themselves that will be relevant for today and for the future?
Oh, btw you might want to try sending another bottle. This one landed in France.
You're right, of course. The problem is that instead of a parliamentary and/or proportional representation system, the American Constitution uses a winner-take-all system wherein the most extremist lawmakers of each of the two entrenched parties are promoted from the primaries, resulting in lawmaking bodies that are in a constant state of uncompromising deadlock. And that in turn makes it almost impossible to change the constitution.
Oh, btw you all might want to try a more reliable form of communication, or at least learn about oceanic currents, this is Germany.
What was his wife's name Flora?
1:38pm
comment on caption:
Whilst Joe looked for the discarded butter,
his wife was making love to his best mate.
(Drama, dairy.)
[Crunchy Chords]
He has a Sharpie mind.
7:26am
comment on caption:
Trump Draws Huge Crowd [Crunchy Chords]
Done and done.
12:13am
comment on caption:
Things were not .
going well at .
Nosferatu's .
stand-up .
debut. .
[Crunchy Chords]
If only he had time to repair it...
10:09am
comment on caption:
. Billy had
. watched enough
. Doctor Who
. to know
. that this
. was bad.
[Crunchy Chords]
Dear the people of the United States,
If you don't like the way things are, why not change it? - Is going backwards really the way forwards? - I'd weigh up your options and figure the best course of action. The American Constitution does start off with "We the people", but then again do the laws in it only refer to "We the people of that time?" or is the American Constitution timeless? - England I'm sure have enough shit going on with Brexit and have probably got enough on their plate by writing their own laws atm. However if these laws were rewritten now, in both countries it would be by Conservative governments. Would it be an idea for the people aka "we" to work together and draw something up themselves that will be relevant for today and for the future?
Oh, btw you might want to try sending another bottle. This one landed in France.
Bonne chance mon ami
11:48am
comment on caption:
Dear England,
Things didn't quite work out as we
had hoped. Please take us back.
Love,
The people of the United States
[Crunchy Chords]
LOL, Glyn, when I got to the end of yours I had to go back and read it to myself with a French accent! Cheers.
2:02pm
comment on caption:
Dear England,
Things didn't quite work out as we
had hoped. Please take us back.
Love,
The people of the United States
[Crunchy Chords]
Dear France,
You're right, of course. The problem is that instead of a parliamentary and/or proportional representation system, the American Constitution uses a winner-take-all system wherein the most extremist lawmakers of each of the two entrenched parties are promoted from the primaries, resulting in lawmaking bodies that are in a constant state of uncompromising deadlock. And that in turn makes it almost impossible to change the constitution.
Oh, btw you all might want to try a more reliable form of communication, or at least learn about oceanic currents, this is Germany.
Viel glück, meine Freunde.
3:32pm
comment on caption:
Dear England,
Things didn't quite work out as we
had hoped. Please take us back.
Love,
The people of the United States
[Crunchy Chords]
(Nods to 20:00:30 and similar innuendos)
10:48pm
comment on caption:
Yeh, I remember when MY roommate and I decided to watch our first porn film.... [Crunchy Chords]
Nod to 8:28:44, just saw it
3:38pm
comment on caption:
"Quick, Marty, get in!
We've got to save the future!
Biff is a corrupt casino billionaire
who's running for President,
and DeLoreans turn out to be pieces of sh*t."
[Crunchy Chords]
Yeah, why does my DeLorean not have an influx capacitor?
7:32am
comment on caption:
"Quick, Marty, get in!
We've got to save the future!
Biff is a corrupt casino billionaire
who's running for President,
and DeLoreans turn out to be pieces of sh*t."
[Crunchy Chords]