The votes have been tallied and the winner is:
Little Known Fact: “The Rocky Horror Picture Show” had a far less successful sequel titled “Drag Queen Ninjas do Hamlet”. This still is taken from the rousing opening song and dance number “You may be Danish but you aint my mother”, a guilty pleasure not to be missed.
Congratulations to MattJ who has been awarded the honorary title of Captain Caption for the next week. MattJ is also a two consecutive weeks winner and has converted his ‘moderate’ lucky feeling into an ‘on-a-roll’ feeling. If he wins a third consecutive week, he will be awarded a ‘can do’ attitude.
Submit your best caption for the picture below:
Give me your best caption.
Your caption could be a narration, a line of dialogue, a news headline, a movie title, or even song lyrics reminding us of the days of the week if you can make it applicable.
Please no incantations that could be deadly if read aloud. Also, no limericks or punchlines that reveal the ending of Titanic in case some readers haven’t seen it yet.
More than one submission will be allowed.
Deadline for submissions is midnight Tuesday eastern time. The funniest five captions will be selected by me and posted on Wednesday, allowing readers to vote and select the favorite. The winner will also receive a link back to their own blog or website if they choose (as long as the site says nothing negative about Rebecca Black and her modern masterpiece Friday).
Winner will be awarded the title Captain Caption and has the option of printing business cards with the title Captain Caption. Note: The cards must spontaneously combust at the end of your one week term. (I’m not sure this technology exists, and if it doesn’t…patent pending!)
The Good Greatsby 
carldagostino
March 27, 2011
Why are you writing a letter to your sister when we will be there in 15 minutes?
omawarisan
March 27, 2011
In the days before in flight wi-fi, it was easy to see what MattJ was typing and submit it before he did.
lifeintheboomerlane
March 27, 2011
Ralph is fascinated by Fred’s new itypewriter.
ajg
March 27, 2011
“Is that the new Nakajima electric?? Connolly you bastard!”
Scott Oglesby
March 27, 2011
“Ahh, this’ll be a barrel of laughs!”
“I don’t know fella, I don’t think that this airline takes bomb threats as a joke. Even if they are typed in Comic Sans.”
Tooty Nolan
March 28, 2011
It is Voice Activated I suppose?
spilledinkguy
March 28, 2011
“You know…
there’s an app for that…”
spilledinkguy
March 28, 2011
“Okay, okay, now read it back to me, Smith…
and do the silly voices this time!”
modestypress
March 28, 2011
You realize the characters on a typewriter are as individual as fingerprints? The Secret Service will have no trouble in linking this letter to your typewriter.
modestypress
March 28, 2011
You realize that typewritten letters are as obsolete as emails?
abbycdiddy
March 28, 2011
Picture taken circa 1950 B.F. (Before Fees).
Renee Davies
March 28, 2011
“D-O-G” George spelled out for happy Hebert. But Hebert, he thought privately, would always be a B-L-O-C-K-H-E-A-D.
japecake
March 28, 2011
“Airline Courier. Nice typeface.”
japecake
March 28, 2011
THE MAN WITH THE STEWARDESS-SHAPED CRANIAL TUMOR
by Stanley P. Sikes.
Chapter I.
“Doctor, I’ve been having these agonizing, yet very courteous headaches,” said Walter McElroy as he buttoned up his shirt. [To be continued]
mangoseason
April 7, 2011
classic!
frigginloon
March 28, 2011
They weren’t lying about solar flares !
frigginloon
March 28, 2011
If you’ve got a typewriter, you’ve got a gym!!! Tower 200 plus
notajackass
March 28, 2011
Is that the new invitation letter you are typing for our weekly orgies??
modestypress
March 28, 2011
That’s not fair! I like all the other captions better than mine!
japecake
March 28, 2011
“I’d love to fly color, but black and white is all I can afford on a stenographer’s salary.”
Ahmnodt Heare
March 28, 2011
“That’s a good joke you’re typing, but what is the ‘LOL’ at the end of the sentence?”
duncanr
March 28, 2011
it’s the new iWriter
duncanr
March 28, 2011
I think I’m paying my secretary too damn much – this is friggin easy !
MattJ
March 28, 2011
“I’m already on edge with this kid kicking the back of my seat Oswald. If you hit just one more key I’m going to have an eighteen thousand foot conniption fit right here in 11D. I’m just saying…”
MattJ
March 28, 2011
What’s that you’re writing? It’s just says “Jerry is a fairy” over and over again. Really? If you didn’t want to know what I was thinking last night at the bar you shouldn’t have asked.
MattJ
March 28, 2011
In this archival photo, therapy pioneer Dr. Hans Tinkerhoff attempts to help a young Henry Kissinger confront his fear of flying, typewriters, and dirty limericks simultaneously.
There once was a Jew from Nantucket,
Who’s plane crashed and burned the young puppet.
Two lines in, it was clear that the well intentioned Dr. had chosen his limerick poorly, and the ensuing “freak out” became part of both aviation lore and good-natured White House ribbing for years to come.
japecake
March 29, 2011
“Nice to meet a fellow attorney. I’m Cameron Sinclair, with Hunt & Peck.”
duncanr
March 29, 2011
H-E-L-L-O W-O-R-L-D
duncanr
March 29, 2011
No, Henry – this does not make you a member of the ‘mile-high club’ 🙄
Renee Davies
March 29, 2011
Having grown tired of the eavesdropping passenger to his left, Sid wrote him a letter even whilst feeling the stranger’s breath against his ear, mouthing each syllable : “Dear Passenger to My Left, I wanted to introduce myself. My name is Sid Steinberg and I’m a business man. I suffer from a severe condition of a spastic nature. If you get my elbow to your forehead during the course of this flight. I want to offer you my apologies beforehand.”
Renee Davies
March 29, 2011
Dave and his brother Dave knew that a riposte to the The New Yorker was of the essence. Dave typed while Dave dictated ideas for The New Yorker’s April 3rd Caption Contest.
nursemyra
March 29, 2011
That’s not how you spell bathykolpian
laurenrantnrave
March 30, 2011
Giddy Typist Makes Picture of Flamingo Using the Letter “X” and Space bar!
His alarmed typing instructor stops him just as he was about to put an “X” instead of hit the space bar. Phew….
laurenrantnrave
March 30, 2011
Wait, this much funnier…”instead of hitting the space bar.” Yes, so much funnier…
Renee Davies
March 30, 2011
“Hey wait, what are we doing here sitting inside this cold, grey picture?”
“We’re waiting for Captain Caption MattJ to bring life to our otherwise meaningless and one-dimensional existence.”
Motion and Rest
March 30, 2011
“When you finish typing up our pre-nup, we can get the Captain to marry us.”
“Umm, we’re flying to Kansas City, not 2011. “
ajg
March 30, 2011
I know it’s past the due date, but I couldn’t resist:
“Whaddya mean that stewardess is like your typewriter?”
“I picked her up in a business trip in Florida, then pounded her in the Keys.”
jaerae1971
March 30, 2011
“Wipe that smile of your face, Larry. Douchbag is one word.”
jaerae1971
March 30, 2011
“Wipe that smile off your face, Larry. Douchbag is one word.”
carldagostino
April 8, 2011
You spelled “bomb” and “fuselage” wrong.