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Message board > Picture caption competition April 17th 2017 - by brightgreen
Picture caption competition April 17th 2017 - by brightgreen
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Minka
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Picture caption competition April 17th 2017 - by brightgreen
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Hello, dear friends! Brightgreen has messaged me about an internal server error message she keeps seeing when she tries to upload the picture for the next picture caption competition and asked me to do it with the following picture: Go ahead, write your witty thoughts!
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17 Apr 2017
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Minka
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To me this healthy eating cutie doesn �t look like an Easter bunny, but an after-Easter hamster - like so many of us. |
17 Apr 2017
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maryse pey�
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Well, I don �t want to be misunderstood ! Let �s be clear then. I am CARVING this cabbage material with my teeth, I AM NOT EATING it at all;
I am an artist, a New Age sculptor ! |
17 Apr 2017
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ldthemagicman
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What do you mean? "Say Cheese!" Get your eyes tested. ... This isn�t green Cheese, it�s Broccoli!
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17 Apr 2017
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ldeloresmoore
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What do you mean, "What �s with the diet?" -- Have you seen my hips lately? Wait...don �t answer that... |
17 Apr 2017
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douglas
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"Just because I �m a vegetarian doesn �t mean I have to be skinny." |
18 Apr 2017
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karagozian
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My wheel is still spinning and I am not dead. |
18 Apr 2017
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cunliffe
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Monique, the same is true for me, as well as for you. Wheel still spinning (just about!) and (not quite) dead.  However, what about a caption for that fat hamster?  |
18 Apr 2017
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valodra
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Fat ? Who �s FAT ???!!!! Now, listen : I �m NOT fat - I am muscular. ( for Ast�rix lovers...) Gaulish ( vegan ) hamster. PS : Does anyone know how to say �Na! � in English ???? ;-)) ( In French, Na! is used to express disapproval ; it�s familiar.( but not rude ) ex : Je ne vais pas t�aider, na! = I�m not going to help you....( ? ) = I strongly disagree with you - & I�m telling you...;-)) Val
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18 Apr 2017
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douglas
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"Na" (if it �s anything like the German usage for it) could roughly be translated to "hey" or "heya", but I can �t come up with anything that really captures its essence completely. |
18 Apr 2017
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valodra
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edit : PS : Does anyone know how to say �Na! � in English ???? ;-)) ( In French, Na! is used to express disapproval ; it�s familiar.( but not rude ) ex : Je ne vais pas t�aider, na! = I�m not going to help you....( ? ) = I strongly disagree with you - & I�m telling you...;-)) Thank you so much, Douglas... Maybe English-speaking people rather use intonation ...? Have a nice day!
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18 Apr 2017
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