Six-Word Caption Contest #16 (and Winner #15)
Monday, February 4th, 2013
After a little holiday break the Six-Word Memoir Caption Contest is back. One smart and spirited short-form scribe who describes this heartbreaking photo (hint: it’s really only heartbreaking if you’re a 49ers fan) will win $50 on Shutterfly. Share your six words by 5pm EST on Friday, Feb. 8 in the comments area below to describe the situation you see above. Each entry should be a separate comment and you can submit up to 10 entries; read the official rules for more details.
Contest #15 winning caption to describe the spinning Santa found in this blog post is “Economy’s tough–I deliver sandwiches, too!” by Autumn22. Didn’t win? Pick yourself up and get right back on the bike this week.
The lights were my turning point.
Natural light? We DO have electricity.
Friday night lights turned off Sunday.
The sun also rises very beautifully.
Nature at her best. Frame this.
A awesome masterpiece of nature’s beauty.
Hell, is it that late already?
Hell, it can’t be that early.
Will someone please turn out light.
Dotted line between natural and artificial.
Sure cure-all for Seasonal Affective Disorder.
Baby oil, SPF 100, still debated.
Artificial cannot outshine world’s natural light
You need light to see color.
Who said the sky was blue?
One light, one game, one win
Lose the light, save on electricity.
Time for a solar powered Superdome!
Good! Now more time for commercials
Sue me, phone needed to charge.
Twilight time, could go either way.
Natural light is better for you.
Nature is reliable, humans are not.
Nature always prevails over manmade mistakes.
Rising or setting. The light prevails.
There is beauty, even in loss.
Jupiter sky viewed from terrestrial standpoint.
Super Bowl’s least shocking event, literally.
The Amish complaints were resolved finally.
The most boos for sunsets, ever recorded.
challenge the sun god stalwart incandescents
Winning the game starts every dawn.
Sorry Jim. Good night John boy.
Red and Gold’s glory day fades.
A sunset’s worth a thousand spotlights.
Welcome to America’s answer to Stonehenge,
Winning isn’t everything, get over it.
The contrast of light on light.
All team colors shine at sunrise
A golden sun, will rise red.
Win or lose we still lost
One field, one team, one dream.
nature is the real winner here
The light’s go out. Hope doesn’t.
Molecules will stay, memories will fade.
Wow, look at that telephone wire!
Glory, on and off the field.
Light or darkness, we still play
Your dreams wake you every morning.
Sun down, lights on, game begins
The game ends, the team remains
A season of pride is over.
Just on the verge of greatness.
Which light is the right light?
Trade lights for sunsets, dream memories
in day light everyone is seen
Victories are lost. Dreams stay dreaming.
Florescent lights need replacing,sun doesn’t
There was light. It was good.
“For starters, stop being so artificial.”
Turn out the lights. Party’s over.
Superbowl Sunday birthed 49ers Black(out) Sunday.
Super bowl 2013 birthed “Black Sunday.”
Brilliance setting only to rise again.
football is tough; life goes on.
I was rooting for Harbaugh’s team.
At least the lights work here.
Win: The lights! Fail: The team!
Even defeated, the Niners find gold.
Daybreak rapping at my chamber door
Sorry Jim. Good night, John boy.
Shining warmth makes us all Winners.
Who is paying the electric bill?
Always some malfunction at Super bowl.
Ruined beautiful picture with awful light.
Rise or set. Who really cares?