Dearly beloved, this is my entry in the New Yorker Cartoon Caption Contest #425 for April 28, 2014. The drawing is provided by P. C. Vey. The caption is provided by me.
May 5, 2014 Update: The Finalists
Note: Why would anyone do their laundry in the middle of the desert? My entry in Contest #424 is still in the rinse cycle here.
I happen to like my previous entries for P. C. Vey's Cartoon Caption Contests, but the editors don't necessarily agree with my assessment.
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| "Our staff always gives their all." |
Here are a few other captions:
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| "He said he'd never give up the Lazlo account." "It was his dying wish." "This may explain the lag in accounts receivable." "His exact words were 'you'll move me to a cubicle over my dead body.'" "Come meet our last employee of the year." |
May 5, 2014 Update: The Finalists
May 20, 2014 Update: Winning Caption
Note: Why would anyone do their laundry in the middle of the desert? My entry in Contest #424 is still in the rinse cycle here.
I happen to like my previous entries for P. C. Vey's Cartoon Caption Contests, but the editors don't necessarily agree with my assessment.
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