Image Credit: Mikkel Elbech [Flickr]
What is the bunny looking at? You, actually - yes, you who can win a free monkey drawing by Ape Lad of Hobotopia, simply by submitting the funniest caption.
Here's the simple rule: write your funny but civil caption in the comment section (one caption per comment, you can submit as many as you'd like). You can also vote for whichever comment tickles your fancy. Difficulty: see if you can make one without a "Frank" reference!
Funniest caption will receive a free monkey - you name the monkay and Ape Lad will draw you one (see for example: the Neatorama Monkey, the whole Monkey! set at Flickr, and this cool YouTube clip of the drawing process). If you don't win, but still want a monkey (or any other critter), you can buy one directly from Ape Lad (it's worth it!).
Congratulations to L'elk #47 who won the previous Caption Monkey game.
Go to it!
Update 8/2/07: Congrats to Shawn #108 who won with the witty Casablanca reference by Humphrey Bogart:
Ears looking at you kid!
Comments (133)
Almost all rooms have been modified in some way to make them more functional. Shelves are mounted on the walls, or wires are stretched across to create laundry lines. Electrical outlets are multiplied, and appliances are added.
When I look at these different rooms, I wonder what can be done to make them inherently more functional. For instance, can sturdy anchors be integrated into the walls during construction, allowing residents to mount shelves, television sets or other enhancements without damage to the structure? Can the air vents be designed to accomodate covers, eliminating the need for adhesive tape? Can electrical services be designed that let residents plug in many appliances, but only actually supply power to those appliances that are in use at the time, thus preventing overloaded circuits while maintaining convenience?
As cities are populated at higher densities, especially in high population/low rent districts, such considerations may help create more humane residences.