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Caption competition #63

This week's caption competition is keeping its eye on the ball.


Photo courtesy of The Royal Gazette

Photoshop entries are also welcomed and should be emailed to me.

Winners will be announced on Sunday.

Part of the OTB Caption Jam.

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» BravoZulu.bm "Well Done." writes "TGIFF. Here is this weeks explosive caption contest. Extra points for bad puns. Photoshop entries are welcome. Phil was not impressed with his new diaper genie. Other Victims: A Limey In Bermuda is playing with his balls. Blogmeister USA Brain......"


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Additional Comments (34)

Little Jordan goes one on one with the best of the Mid Atlantic Wellness Centers basket ball team.

Mr. Butler's game face was broken when nature called and he broke out into the pee pee dance in the middle of the game.

Uh, sorry kid, but do you have a bathroom I can hide in?

Another cabinet member that just doesn't have the ball(s)...

And Dale assumes his usual position - defence

You know they say taking things from kids is easy, but let me tell you bye, that stuff's hard!

When a closer look at his 'permanent record’ revealed that Minister Butler had failed his Primary 4 Phys. Ed class, he was forced to attend summer school.

After the photos were released the Basketball Trophys on Dale's mantle lost a lot of their luster.

Dale gets "schooled"

Where will you be when your diahrrea kicks in?

When it came to dribbling Dale always wore his tie.

Dale: "Hey kid...is the colour of the ball symbolic...or do you know something I don't?"

With the news that a general election could be imminent, Dale Butler goes looking for a pre-election bounce.

"Dang kid! That sure is a strange looking growth. Keep that thing away from me!"

Limey's "Spot the Ball" contest for the near sighted.

Minister Butler recoiled in horror when he saw that the child's whole lower arm had been replaced by a basketball.

Smokes - lol, you beat me to it!

Kid looks at the Minister's shortened trousers and says: "dude, where's the flood?"

Unable to stop the Jefferson Airplane lyrics from permeating his thoughts, Minister Butler regretting taking the blue pill and giving the red one to "P".

Minister Butler personally demonstrates the new tactic government will use to apprehend random athletes for drug testing.

"Hey Mister! You dropped the ball."
- Youth comment on the state of education in Bermuda.

After the embarrassment of the "Bathroom Incident", Dale is sent for further dodgeball training to bring his skills up to the standard of the rest of the PLP team.

Dale Butler quickly blew his ministerial salary increase when he failed in his attempt to hustle an 8 year old Cedarbridge student in a game of basketball.

In a display of support for the Human Rights Amendment, Minister Butler demonstrates man-to-man defence to the rest of the PLP team.

Minister Butler demonstrates to his PLP colleagues how to cut back on "travelling".

"Hey kid, if you keep your eye on the ball you'll go far in the future."
"Hey Dale, if you keep your hands off my future I'll go a lot further!"

Coming Soon:

Blue Chips and Fishcakes - Tourist's and St. George's fans beware!

He Got Blame - "Seriously, I was in the bathroom, guys."

No H(o)op(e) Dreams - "Super schools" work, right?

Hair Up There - Wraith of The Unshorn, Pungent Expat.

Ho(o)s(i)ers - The delightful antics of those wild and wacky, hairy, scary, Canadian accountants.

Finding Foreigner(s) - Even Sean Connery can't help save this one.

Dale Butler is pictured living up to the adage "Never raise your hands to a child...it leaves your crotch exposed".

"Who you callin' li'l dribbler old man, the last time you saw a li'l dribbler was at the urinal."

"Put Down The Basketball, I'm Teaching Square Dancing Today!"

The Ray Charles or "Boogie Woogie" defense (see photo above).

Butler: "Hold on there, son. Cockroaches are an important part of our national heritage."

Kid: "Watch me squash that sucker."

(singing)"I'd walk a million miles for one of your smiles oh MA-AH-ME-EE."Mr Butlers less than convincing Al Jolson impression failed to deter this wanabee Michael Jordan.

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