Winner of Caption Contest 9

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I am sorry friends for not responding to your comments on my posts. I am quite tied up with packing and will read all your wonderful posts once I have safely landed in India. Thanks for being patient.

This is caption contest ‘You think you are funny?’

The winner of the 9th  edition of the caption contest are :




1) Hayaah: "Oh Boy! That's definitely not gonna dry when we land!"

2) Nalini: "I see dead people"

Congratulations !!!

Please drop me a mail at  and I will mail you the trophy.

Hope to see you all this Wednesday for another round of Caption Contest.

Comments

  1. Indian Home Maker11 July 2010 at 22:46

    Congrats to the winners :)

    So how's your SAGS... err TAG doing?

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  2. zephyr12 July 2010 at 08:32

    congrats to the winners! Better luck (to me) next time! :)

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  3. Anonymous12 July 2010 at 09:30

    Nice captions. Congrats to the winners. That picture made me laugh again.
    Hope you have a safe trip.

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  4. Lakshmi Rajan12 July 2010 at 11:24

    Congratz winners! It was a tough pic!

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  5. Hayaah12 July 2010 at 15:57

    Thanx everyone :D


    LP... request... cud u please fix my spelling? Ive a bit of an OCD about that O_O Im so sorry for being such a prick and asking O_O

    Thanx! 0= )


    ps. Its up!!! on the blog... it took a while but it came up eventually! so double thanx! :D

    xxx

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  6. Nalini Hebbar12 July 2010 at 16:22

    Thanks Vinita...was great fun...looking forward to the next one

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