I’ll put in a picture, you caption it!
Here are the nomination and seconding traditions:
When I have free time, we have a weekly poll of the best captions of the week. (When there is one, I have the link in my sig line.)
To nominate a picture, quote the caption and use a smiley that we have decided means “nominate,” such as :8:, :sg: , :tup: , 
, 
, 
, :usa: :heynow: . To make it easier on me, type in some of the caption next to the smiley. In order to keep the polls at the maximum 26, a nomination needs to be seconded, so if a caption was nominated, quote the caption and put a “seconded” smiley, i.e. :2: , 
, :toast: , :2pac: , :guitarwo: , :qunq: , :h5: , etc.
In other words, if you want to nominate Joe’s caption, when someone seconds it, the “quote” function only quotes what you said in the nomination; if you only put a nominate smiley, then someone seconds the nomination, the seconded post only quotes the nomination smiley and I can’t tell which caption it is for. Please put in a few words of the quote when you nominate and second so I know which one has been seconded.
OR we can make it easier and simply “like” the photo and a few days later I’ll tally up the most likes for caption of the day.
Here are some caption thread traditions:
All Your Base Are Belong To Us
http://uncyclopedia.wikia.com/wiki/I%27m_In_Your_Base_Killin%27_Your_Dudes
Catherine the Great references: Check out her wikipedia page
A common story states that she died as a result of her voracious sexual appetite while attempting sexual intercourse with a stallion - the story holds that the harness broke and she was crushed. This is a completely untrue story.” But we in this thread believe it!
http://www.actuarialoutpost.com/actuarial_discussion_forum/showthread.php?t=117831]I do not want to lose this deal[/url] or IDNW2LTD
Sorry, park’s closed. Moose out front shoulda told ya. (Line from National Lampoon’s Vacation that we like.)
Ritual circumcision
Post 8478 of the original caption thread has the picture, post 8486 has the post, inspired me to do the polls. Caption of the Year 2006.
