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Caption Contest: Portraits of the Human Condition

By Bwog Staff on Jan 31, 2012 52 Comments

And now for Bwog’s latest effort to be just like The New Yorker: our first caption contest! Because we want more than your excited, outraged, or bored post comments. We want the raw expressions of your psyche, in one line or less. You know the drill: examine, interpret, express. Comment with your most incisive, searing […]

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