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New Caption Contest
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cukurova
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New Caption Contest
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Thank you MarionG for choosing me the winner of the caption contest! To be honest,frogs are not my favourite animals but well,the one in the picture seems like to have inspired me! Now here is another pic for you my friends! Waiting for your super funny comments!!
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7 Apr 2014
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David Lisgo
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Now where did you get that picture of my wife? |
7 Apr 2014
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ascincoquinas
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Winner of the award "Sequeleton Supreme"
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7 Apr 2014
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florimago
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Barbie without any make-up , oh dear !!! |
7 Apr 2014
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MoodyMoody
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I wish I could come up with a funny caption, but all I have to offer is a pathetic one:
This is the picture of anorexia (not to be confused with WoD aprosexia, which I still need to adjudicate). She exercises too much, and she doesn �t eat enough. She has no body fat at all, and she �s probably amenorrheic (which maybe I should have used as WoD instead). I suppose I could mock the fake tan, but I just don �t feel funny about this picture. Sorry. |
7 Apr 2014
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mohamedthabet
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College of Medical Training urgently seeks teachers � assistants. Applicants must be funny, skinny, and willing to act as anatomy skeletal models whether it �s cold, mild, or sunny.
NB. Candidates with bodies thin above thick below will win priority. |
7 Apr 2014
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isa2
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@MoodyMoody: I absolutely agree with you.
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8 Apr 2014
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douglas
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Sorry Moody, I have to disagree--this is competitive body building, usually at this level they are very aware of what their nutrition and they supplement a lot with vitamins and other "compounds". Just before a competition, they do some fasting, but even then they use supplements to ensure nutritional need are met--I wouldn �t call it anorexia.
I don �t really agree with the use of all these body-building/fitness "compounds", etc. and question the true healthiness of them, but i have rearely heard of body-builders being malnourished.
Just my opinion.
As for my caption:
"I �m not a man. No really, why would you think that? I �m a woman, I really am."
Cheers,
Douglas |
9 Apr 2014
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