Welcome to another edition of the lowest-cash-award-for-a-photo-caption-contest on the Internet, the $5.37 Caption This Contest!
Thanks to everyone who entered the most recent iteration of the contest last week.
There were so many incredible entries this time, that I actually submitted the entries as one of the questions on last night’s presidential debate – you may have missed that individual issue.
The topic was discussed in the green room before both candidates took the stage – the hotly contested issue was run in its entirety on C-SPAN (that might be a complete lie). Ironically, both candidates agreed on the winning caption (at least that’s the fiction I like to tell myself).
The bi-partisan winner of the $5.37 Caption This Photo Contest is Maria Cowell (a.k.a hipmamamedia), check out her caption below.
“If I were getting married in Europe I wouldn’t need to do this and the wine would be French.”
Congratulations to the victor – who can message me at Facebook or on Twitter with an appropriate email address.
That will allow me to send the incredibly generous $5.37 cash prize via Paypal or as an Amazon e-gift card.
For everyone else who didn’t win the “Caption This” Contest – please don’t be discouraged and take heart because it’s time for another round. Here are the rules!
On Fridays (or when I feel like it) I’ll post some kind of amusing, ironic or ambiguous photo that you’re then invited to develop a caption for in the comment section below.
- Captions will be accepted until the next image is posted, at which time I’ll also announce the previous contest winner.
- The creator of the funniest, caption will receive an Amazon e-gift card or Paypal deposit for the princely sum of $5.37.
- You can enter as many times as you’d like but each entry must be a separate comment.
As background, why such a randomly specific cash prize you ask???
I allowed my 8-year old the option of selecting the prize amount – up to $10.00 – and $5.37 was the number she chose (go figure).
Here’s this week’s caption image – good luck!!!
Photo Credit: Creative Commons – Steven Coen
