Caption This! Winners for 12/11

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Congratulations to the winners of yesterday's Caption This contest!

1st Place (tie):

  • Clicquot from Puerto Rico
    • "What is this? KNOTTY PINE?!"
  • Vernicious
    • "Jared's gas is getting out of hand!"

2nd Place (tie):
  • Bleecker
    • "Guy in red: Don't mind Gary over there. He's always reenacting his game-saving catch. Big whoop."
  • Bleecker
    • "The unusual mating ritual of the Appalachian male."
  • BaconSlut, Nub Whisperer
    • "It's always jumpin' at I.H.U.R.L."

3rd Place (tie):
  • Vernicious
    • "Wait til you see what Tucker does when he gets a strike!"
  • Vernicious
    • "Turns out Jed had 'Ruins the Notre Dame reveal' on his bingo card."



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