In The New Yorker Cartoon Caption Contest #933 from the centennial issue of February 17 & 24, 2025, an artist in Central Park prepares to sketch a pigeon. He appears angry as he speaks. The drawing is by Avi Steinberg. |
"Smile, dammit."
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These captions didn't soar:
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"When is one of you going to pay me?" "Will you be the first to keep still?" "You ALL say you'll bring me bread." "They're ALL good likenesses." "When do I get to spread MY wings?" "Are you sure you have a good side?" "Just don't crumple it up in your beak and fly away."
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