Stand clear of the closing doors and enjoy my entry in The New Yorker Cartoon Caption Contest #706 for April 20, 2020. The drawing is by Ellis Rosen.
These captions derailed early:
April 27, 2020 Update: The Finalists
May 4, 2020 Update: I voted with Montclair, which was similar to one of my unsubmitted captions, but that wasn't the only reason for my choice. I didn't think Brooklyn's worked with the two trains headed in opposite directions. Tyler's caption had too many commas for my taste.
May 11, 2020 Update: The Winner
"They seem so peaceful in the wild." |
These captions derailed early:
April 27, 2020 Update: The Finalists
May 4, 2020 Update: I voted with Montclair, which was similar to one of my unsubmitted captions, but that wasn't the only reason for my choice. I didn't think Brooklyn's worked with the two trains headed in opposite directions. Tyler's caption had too many commas for my taste.
May 11, 2020 Update: The Winner
Note: In last week's Caption Contest, cartoonist Julia Suits took us to a well-equipped campsite out West, especially if espresso is your cup of tea. Me, I was a bit too jittery to write a decent caption. Nevertheless, Contest #705 is worth a visit, just like a dude ranch.
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