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The New Yorker Cartoon Caption Contest

Thanks to Dick for pointing this one out. If you think you've got the funny, you've got a chance to show everyone (in writing, at least) on the peerless pages of The New Yorker. Their 6th annual Caption Contest is under way and the entry box officially closes on December 20th. I've already whipped up a few entries and submitted my favorite; Dick and I will both post our nominees and final sumissions on the 21st.

Posted by Matt Shobe on December 4, 2004 09:23 AM |

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