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Caption competition (closed): Lincolnshire's finest

Last post Wed, Nov 12 2008 18:28 by Jacobus. 32 replies.
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  • Tue, Oct 7 2008 9:56

    Caption competition (closed): Lincolnshire's finest

    Here's a new caption comp for you all. Normal £20 on offer.

     


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  • Tue, Oct 7 2008 10:58 In reply to

    • Peter Wells
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    Re: Caption competition (Live): Lincolnshire's finest

    Hilary Benn is under there somewhere, do you want me to dig him out quickly or slowly?

  • Tue, Oct 7 2008 11:02 In reply to

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    Re: Caption competition (Live): Lincolnshire's finest

    I was told to pick up three Cabinet Ministers from Downing Street and bring them to Lincoln, but when I opened the door this lot fell out.

  • Tue, Oct 7 2008 12:29 In reply to

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    Re: Caption competition (Live): Lincolnshire's finest

    At least there's no Governmental leek this time

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    Re: Caption competition (Live): Lincolnshire's finest

    Normally, I drive M.P.'s around, and I thought this little lot was less argumentative than usual

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    Re: Caption competition (Live): Lincolnshire's finest

    I hate vegetables, so I thought I'd take a whole year's five-a-day in one go!

  • Tue, Oct 7 2008 12:38 In reply to

    Re: Caption competition (Live): Lincolnshire's finest

    "This your sheep, sir? Look at the mess of my blinkin' cab."

    Sheep is saying "hic"

    Take the dough and stay real jiggy.
    Uh-huh.
  • Tue, Oct 7 2008 14:15 In reply to

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    Re: Caption competition (Live): Lincolnshire's finest

    "Those Harper Adams sods did it again, they get me to drive them mile when we get there they must have slipped me some Senokot. But the time I got back to the cab there was all this with the note 'Barbara will pay!' "

    "I wish farmers tipped and paid the fare in cash its always like this when Smithfield is on"

    "I suppose you don't know the directions to the Farmers Weekly as one TeslaCoils wants this delivered to Isabel Davies there."

    Sam

    Politics is the art of looking for trouble, finding it everywhere, diagnosing it incorrectly and applying the wrong remedies.
    Groucho Marx
  • Tue, Oct 7 2008 14:37 In reply to

    Re: Caption competition (Live): Lincolnshire's finest

    So it's hotpot for five hundred then?

    Shropshire, where time stands still and life is never simple.
  • Tue, Oct 7 2008 16:59 In reply to

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    Re: Caption competition (Live): Lincolnshire's finest

    "Call yourself a Chef?" "I used to be a chef once and could have diced this lot in sixty seconds flat".

  • Tue, Oct 7 2008 18:16 In reply to

    • Jacobus
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    Re: Caption competition (Live): Lincolnshire's finest

    With a doff of the hat to Spitting Image - "I thought the Cabinet were coming to lunch, not being part of the menu!"

  • Tue, Oct 7 2008 19:26 In reply to

    Re: Caption competition (Live): Lincolnshire's finest

    " I said get Savoy cabbage not sandbag a cabbie"

    Shropshire, where time stands still and life is never simple.
  • Tue, Oct 7 2008 19:53 In reply to

    Re: Caption competition (Live): Lincolnshire's finest

    Honest,mate,it hasn't fallen off the back of a lorry.

  • Tue, Oct 7 2008 20:10 In reply to

    Re: Caption competition (Live): Lincolnshire's finest

    Chef astonished to find what local cabbie bought for his £10 bag for Ready-Steady-Cook.

    Take the dough and stay real jiggy.
    Uh-huh.
  • Tue, Oct 7 2008 21:00 In reply to

    • issipy
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    Re: Caption competition (Live): Lincolnshire's finest

    OK- you have five minutes to re-arrange this lot into a well-known soup

  • Tue, Oct 7 2008 21:20 In reply to

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    Re: Caption competition (Live): Lincolnshire's finest

    Council official to chef -  "Under the provisions of the Town and Country Vegetable Litter act 2008, Irish Stew in the name of the Law."

  • Tue, Oct 7 2008 21:33 In reply to

    Re: Caption competition (Live): Lincolnshire's finest

    " I'll give you five minutes to clear this lot up, before I issue you with a ticket for littering!"

    Not every day is baaaaad.....
  • Tue, Oct 7 2008 22:32 In reply to

    • jimc1390
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    Re: Caption competition (Live): Lincolnshire's finest

    urm?? shouldnt this be pre prepared for me in some nice packaging??

    live it love it!!
  • Tue, Oct 7 2008 23:13 In reply to

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    Jacobus:
    Council official to chef -  "Under the provisions of the Town and Country Vegetable Litter act 2008, Irish Stew in the name of the Law."

    Oh man, thats got to win. No point in thinking up any more. That is pure genius.

    Take the dough and stay real jiggy.
    Uh-huh.
  • Tue, Oct 7 2008 23:43 In reply to

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    Re: Caption competition (Live): Lincolnshire's finest

    Tesla, much as I would like to bask in glory, Irish Stew in the name of the Law came from a Christmas cracker or the 1959 Beano Annual or some other such source and has stuck in my mind ever since just waiting for a suitable opportunity to make a re-appearance!

  • Wed, Oct 8 2008 13:15 In reply to

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    Re: Caption competition (Live): Lincolnshire's finest

    "Chap called Dave three from West Wales sent this. He said to take it to the Grovenor for the FWI Award Dinner and that it was to pay for his ticket. He said Isabel would understand".

     

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    Re: Caption competition (Live): Lincolnshire's finest

    "This old farmer said, take this to Defra and tell Hilary Benn where he can put it, but he specifically said that you weren't to cook it first".

  • Wed, Oct 8 2008 13:25 In reply to

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    Re: Caption competition (Live): Lincolnshire's finest

    Jacobus:
    Irish Stew in the name of the Law came from a Christmas cracker

    Well said Jacobus! I have been waiting for years to get in the Mary Poppins phrase  ....  Super cabbage, fragile lipstick, expect halotosis. ......

     

  • Wed, Oct 8 2008 17:06 In reply to

    Re: Caption competition (Live): Lincolnshire's finest

    Wasnt giving credit for inventing the joke - just getting it in the right place at the right time.

    Clearly the chef is the odd one out - the rest if the evenings "entertainment" at a Mayfair gentlemans club?

    Take the dough and stay real jiggy.
    Uh-huh.
  • Thu, Oct 9 2008 22:43 In reply to

    Re: Caption competition (Live): Lincolnshire's finest

     They said they were short of a grain trailer. But i thort i was going to drive a tractor and trailer. I didant think this was the answer.

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