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Another caption competition
Posted by mojoworking on 13 January 2012 - 10:03am.
This is a real book, available for the hefty sum of $95 on Amazon as we speak. It's also begging for a witty caption.
I should warn you, the winning caption on Twitter was rather good:
Well, if you can't get it out Doctor, can you at least change the batteries?
But I'm sure the Massive can match that.

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Gottle o' geer! Gottle o' geer!
I told you
we should have bought the chastity belt with a key rather than a 15 digit combination lock.
"I can assure you, Mr. Morrison...
...I have absolutely no idea where your other harmonica is".
No,
sorry, I can feel your hands. You owe me a shilling.
FFS Charles
if you're going down on one knee you could at least propose FIRST.
Charles
always took an unconventional approach to charades but his actions for "muff warmer" proved a real show-stopper.
They tell us...
...about the vagina monologues Captain, but this one is just not talking.
obvious
but too off colour but wtf
"I know I said you must have felt a ****,I didn't mean it literally"
Jenkins
felt a bit of a twat. Well most of it actually.
Are you absolutely certain
that everybody else who joined the Word chubby checker programme had to go through this?
Oh don't bother Ken,
I'll do it myself!
"Charles,
I wasn't being metaphorical. Will you please call for a plumber."
To become a member
of the Magic Circle Charles knew he had to do more than pull a rabbit out of a hat.
No. You're right.
It's impossible for any man to find it.
"Charles!
Tits first. What kind of girl do you think I am?"
May I suggest an alternative game
Along the lines of the Viz defacement competition
http://public.ave-comics.com/pdf_denis/043_viz190_defacement.pdf
...an old classic but...
Woman "Could you at least remove your ring sir?"
Man "That's not a ring, it's my wristwatch".
"Good gracious Miss Nicks,
It would appear you have a small plastic straw in your back passage."
"No Charles.
I meant a four to play Bridge."
Ever since
watching The Crying Game Charles had begun to doubt his own instincts.
Bisto
you're on fire!
"I said come up to my room
but I do have a lisp"
hah
tried to up-arrow this but got a karma timeout error message
yeah..ATM
What is a karma time-out message?
you click the up arrow
and instead of it just working, you get a wee message saying 'Karma time out error' ... i am not enough of a buff to know why
After a quiet start
the annual Word Awards soon livened up when Russell Brand arrived
Mr Darcy was reknowned
Mr Darcy was reknowned throughout the district for his rigorously thorough approach to the courtship ritual.
Once again, Mr Bingley had
Once again, Mr Bingley had fixed the Charades games so that he got 'All Creatures Great & Small'
Corpse Ventriloquism...
...was a short-lived Victorian craze which appeal only to a select number of gentlemen and swiftly became frowned upon in polite society.
Behind the scenes with Dexys
Behind the scenes with Dexys Midnight Runners and Mr Rowlands reveals how he hits those 'crying' high notes ...
Mr Law
.... Explained that the lost denture simply HAD to be retrieved.
Not now Heathcliff!
No while I am leaning on this pew waiting for the vicar!
Miss Blenkinsop
had begun to doubt her piano tutor by this time...
"Mr Mangham!
I thought you said psalms!"
Steady on Mr Blenkinsop...
....don't forget the four finger rule......
"Hang on...
...Mirror...Signal...Manoeuvre..."
"For goodness sake Charles,
when I asked if you'd like to play with my musical box I was referring to the keepsake on my dresser."
"I assure you Miss Fairfax,
"I assure you Miss Fairfax, I AM looking at your eyes!"
No, dear
I said, 'Would you like to see a Massive Mingle...'
'Are you sure that's where you saw them last?'
'Lord Lucan?! Shergar?!...'
Hot dog
stands....
"Is it too
much to ask Charles that when we have mama over for supper you warm your hands by the fire?"
"Aha!
So THAT's The Mystery of Edwin Drood."
Now Cough!
Now Cough!
For those without a
For those without a subscription - Accessing the Word podcast was becoming more and more tricky.
It was considered polite in
It was considered polite in 19th century London for Victorian Ladies to give birth to fully-clothed, fully-grown children – preferably with facial hair. Anything less was seen as unsavoury and surely the work of The Devil.
Lenny!
When you said you'd fill my cavity...
Over at the Levinson
Over at the Levinson Enquiry… and the Phone Tapping scandal takes on a sinister new twist.
Normally
I like to keep a hand in my own affairs.
I didn't snap!
.
She says...
... "Now clap your hands"..
He says "I can't"..
She says "I told you I was tight".
Now my dear
I do believe it's time that I demonstrated the "wedgie"
A rare illustration of a Victorian streetwalker 'letterboxing'
in which she attempts to attract a customer by standing in front of a post box. We can surmise from the gentleman's averted gaze and stoical commitment to his task that his letter is the only thing that landed on the mat this time.
Sorry luv,
but the hand drier in the gents is knackered.
"Mr Smith,
you really must learn to control that Jack Russell...."
"I'm sorry m'dear. He must have caught the smell of a rabbit"
"If you're that desperate to feel the plinth, Charles,
I'll get out the bloody way!"
"When it's
my turn Mr Dickens I have great expectations."
The gentleman say's
Now I know why all the fella's call you kit-kat,
The Book that inspired The Moody Blues
I Know Its Up There Somewhere
"Hurry up...
...with the ping pong balls, the audience is getting impatient".
Vajazzling For Dummies
Sorry Mr Ayers
my friend on another magazine warned me to wear my strongest knickers
Bob:
'... And that's the four finger rule. Now ... felching...'
"Reader,
I married him."
Upon the arrival of the piano tuner
No Sir! I invited you to tickle my ivories not my ovaries!
Umm...
I've just read through this thread. And to be honest, I've found several of the comments distasteful and offensive. I don't want to enter into a debate about it. As you were...
To katyg - I quite agree
To some contributors to the thread:
I blame the great grandparents
Great grandma Worrell Thompson had a love/ hate relationship with store detectives
"Now I know this may be distressing
but I'm trying to find out what happened to Lou Reed's career."
Hand in Glove ...
Woman: And you say Mr Morrissey that this has given you another new idea for one of your delightful popular songs?
No matter how hard he tried
Francis still couldn't hear that Dinah-Moe Hum
If you can't control
that gerbil of yours Mr Gere, may I suggest you keep it in a cage, at least until we've finished dinner?
Him...
Him - I left my watch in there...
Her - What was it ?
Him - A foreman & 3 labourers...
Mrs Slocome
finally met the man of her dreams
Fenton!
Oh Jesus Christ!
Once we've finished re-enacting Penny Lane, dear...
...can I be the Walrus?
Phew!
Nearly fully inflated!
"Just a moment, dear...
... I've almost got the Home Service coming in loud & clear."
stuck?
What do you mean, stuck?
Leave It To Beaver
was always a popular choice at charades when Cedric and Daphne came over for dinner.
Gottle of geer...
Gottle of geer...
I know it! I know it!
Is it Womb With A View?