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The Cobh's avatar

Love this because it’s an inside joke for regular readers: “Well, we named her Grandpa just as a joke, but then …”

BigDaddy52's avatar

Great contest, tough polls. Hilarious entries up and down.

I have this years Dog Days calendar. Frequently triggers loud barks of joy, and growls of unhappiness when it takes a coupla days to catch on.

Thanks to Dave, you, and The Empress.

HAPPY INDEPENDENCE DAY!

BigDaddy52's avatar

And no, I totally whiffed on the apostrophe. Not a 'funny' take on the Q&A.

Bill Dorner's avatar

We should acknowledge that some of Dave Coverly's captions are even funnier than the best ones crowdsourced from the entire Loser community. Not to mention Dave's artistic creativity. I also admire his willingness to voluntarily solicit alternative captions for his work. Amazing talent and a great sport. Thanks Dave!

Stephen Rockower's avatar

Effing Post paywall won't let me in since I used to have an account which I calcelled.

gene weingarten's avatar

Won't let you in to what? The link to my old column should be a gift link.

Stephen Rockower's avatar

It still won't let me read it without signing in with a subscription. I tried using an alternate email I've used, but I guess the cookies still recognize me!

Stephen Rockower's avatar

I got an email from the Post about an hour later with a good link.

Linda Rose's avatar

This probably says more about my sense of humor, but I laughed out loud at the ball licker one…

Diana Oertel's avatar

Melted butter and sliced bread are way funnier than a moat. They have a quirky, playful twist that out-twists the old appliance-in-the-water bit. I thought my entries were funnier, too.

Not Simple, Ever's avatar

At least Mark is being useful, generating wind energy.

Not Simple, Ever's avatar

Thanks for ink. I liked the Clone!

Not Simple, Ever's avatar

I have a cross-country driver story. Driver passed me on left into a shoulder of long grass. It wasn’t slow traffic or anything. But the truck started accelerating beside me in the grass, and I could see it bobbing and fishtailing a little as it passed me and went ahead. Totally unstable at 45-50MPH. Tripping? Drunk? An ahole? It reached a driveway and went up it. I had to catch my breath and slow my heart. I was sure there was no way it would end other than a crash.