Beginning today I'm including a Monday Morning Caption Contest on this blog.
To participate leave your suggested caption in the comments section below:
To participate leave your suggested caption in the comments section below:
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"Breakfast of Champions!"
ReplyDeleteAnd as we've been saying for generations, 'Next Year in the World Series.'
ReplyDelete"Tiger Delmon Young begins his rehab in costume"
ReplyDeleteThe Detroit Tigers mascot prepares for the eventual purchase of the team by Dan Gilbert.
ReplyDeleteMi ha-Tiger shelcha?
ReplyDeleteHe's about to say "al achilat frosted flakes."
ReplyDelete"Delmon Young's Intervention"
ReplyDeleteWhy is this season different from all other seasons?
ReplyDelete"What page is the festive meal?"
ReplyDelete"The Paschal Tiger?"
ReplyDelete"Rav Namer prepares to begin the seder."
ReplyDelete"Wait, which Son do I have to read??"
ReplyDelete"Sorry paws , a kippah can't have a brim"
ReplyDelete"Remind me again, which part of the fish is the gefilte?"
ReplyDelete( whispering) "um rabbi, your bread is stale"
ReplyDelete"Dont worry Cabrera, Ill have the 4 glasses of wine so you can stay on the wagon."
ReplyDelete"Wait, I can't eat Frosted Flakes this week?!"
ReplyDelete"The Ten Plagues looks like our batting order."
ReplyDelete"A Golden Calf sounds delicious!"
ReplyDelete"...al achilat maroooooooaaaaarrrr"
ReplyDelete"...and the Cleveland Pharoahs freed the Tigers. G-d split the Great Lake "Erie" and the Tiger's crossed. 40 years later they reached the promise land of Detroit."
ReplyDelete"I love the part where all the front runners get swallowed in the sea"
ReplyDelete"Keloggs' frosted matzot - they're GREEEEEEEEEAAAAAT!"
ReplyDeleteI always end up sitting at the "kitty" table".
ReplyDelete"Matzoh... it's GR-R-R-R-R-R-E-A-T!"
ReplyDelete"Guess whose coming to dinner?"
ReplyDeleteOh my gosh! is that what happened to the wild animals?
ReplyDeleteWho is this Yeinu guy? I'm guessing a Yankee since everyone wants him to die, die.
ReplyDeleteI always end up sitting at the "kitty" table.
ReplyDeleteMa'nishtana ha'lila hazeh m'kall ha'lailot?
ReplyDeleteWhy is this seder different from all others?
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Does this apply to
Invite all who are hungry to come and eat