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Caption contest: One big hairy challenge

The Associated Press

So what do you think: human or nonhuman?

Write a funny, clever caption for this picture and email it to starfyi@gmail.com. Put “4/3 caption contest” in the subject line, and include your name, city and phone number.

Deadline for entries is 11:59 p.m. Friday.

The winning caption scores a $25 gift card. The winner and runners-up will appear in FYI next Friday.

LAST WEEK’S WINNER

Lots of references to “Hollywood Squares” and “Laugh-In.” But the winner channeled pop singer Carly Rae Jepsen …

▪ I just sniffed you / And this is crazy / But here’s my barktone / Woof me up maybe. (Scott Martin, Kansas City)

RUNNERS-UP

▪ “Nobody knows, the troubles I’ve seen …” (Trish Hayes, Richmond, Mo.)

▪ “Molly! Who told you this was a five-star kennel?” (Bo Hoskins, Plattsburg, Mo.)

▪ “Hey, buddy. I bit the mailman. What are you in the doghouse for?” (Gary Hatfield, Independence)

▪ Only known photo of the short-lived ’70s game show “Colliewood Squares.” (R. Forbes, Overland Park)

▪ “Be careful, Rex. This may be the Eskimo version of Whack-A-Mole!” (Ron Cox, Grandview)

▪ “Hey, dawg, what you in for?” (Andre Harper, Kansas City)

▪ With John and George gone, things were mighty lonesome for Paul and Ringo. (Carl Weaver, Merriam)

▪ “Ain’t nobody here but us chickens.” (Jennifer Cates, Parkville)

▪ What did you expect? A peekapoo! (Alex Kunellis, Blue Springs)

▪ “Psst, you have any Milk Bones down there?” (Steve Clark, Raymore, Mo.)

▪ “So you really think being sent to the T-Bones is a promotion?” (Betty J. Ludwig, Leavenworth)

▪ “Yeah, I’m the top dog, Bowser. Deal with it!” (Bruce Brower, Overland Park)

▪ “Welcome to tonight’s episode of Doggywood Squares.” (Debbie Michaelski, Kansas City, Kan.)

▪ Simon says turn your head to the right! (Scott Barnes, Leawood)

▪ Animal Planet’s new series is a fresh spin on “Laugh-In.” (Barb Domke, Kansas City; others similar)

▪ “The hens said they’d only be gone a bit. Do you suppose we were tricked into sitting on their eggs while they are cackling over a long lunch?” (E.J. Van Meter, Overland Park)

▪ “Peter, I’ll take Rin-Tin-Tin to block diagonally.” (David Hicks, Bonner Springs)

▪ “Stop complaining! At least we’re not on the top of the car this time!” (George Baggett, Kansas City)

| Tim Engle, The Star

This story was originally published April 2, 2015 at 6:00 PM with the headline "Caption contest: One big hairy challenge."

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