Wednesday, July 18, 2007
The secret lives of candidates (Part 4)
 From cartoonist Brixton Doyle See more of his work   Senator Clinton voted to authorize war powers against Iraq based on what she said was the best information available. Really? Now she and Sen. Robert Byrd want to revoke that same authority. Informed and honest decisions or hedging all political bets for a path to the presidency? What say you? 6 Comments
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Right said Fred
 From cartoonist Jim Brenneman See more of his work  The best thing I can say about Fred Thompson at this point is I've enjoyed his acting. I'll wait and see if he can rise above the crowd already running. Monday, July 16, 2007
Cat, bunny not quite 'When hare met Sally'
 This latest Warp CNN caption challenge has proven to be somewhat darker than previous installments in the series. Based on the captions you sent, we're guessing many of you out there are questioning the love-fest-y relationship between furry "buddies" Achilles and Lightning. We received a number of caption submissions referring to the adorable nature of their relationship, but there were just as many suggesting that the cat was merely waiting for the right time to strike. Farming, if you will. So, we threw it back to you. Is this a "When hare met Sally" story? A bad sequel to "Fast Food Nation"? "Good Rodent Hunting"? "Pirates of the Hare-ibbean"? We could go on like this forever. And now, you've overwhelmingly voted for the two captions implying that the cat intends, at some point, to eat his so-called companion. (View poll) Congratulations to the mysterious "Ryan," who came up with the winner: "Keep your friends close, but your meals closer." Thanks to everyone who participated, even if we are clinging to the idealistic notion that a cat and bunny can be friends without primitive urges interfering. Now get back to re-reading all your Hare-y Potter books. Zing. Oh, and feel free to comment below with more bad movie puns. We love those. |
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