There’s no prize at stake – just the opportunity to prove you’re wittier than any other LDV reader…
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Here’s Nick Clegg meeting comedian, actor and Hacked Off campaigner Steve Coogan. What do you think might be being said or thought here?
And the winner of our last caption comp is…
Some fantastic entries for our most recent caption competition, Clegg meets Bono “Not U2″ Edition.
The winner, according to The Voice’s judging panel of one, was this one by Ed Shepherd:
Bono: “And this casket contains a true piece of the original holy cross on which our Lord was crucified. Wise men say it has the power to heal the sick, to give sight to the blind, to bring happiness to the broken hearted and to bring the dead back to living form. Some say it can even give a person the power to see the infinite mysteries of the cosmos and to truly know the mind of God as one becomes a Star-Child”
Nick Clegg: “Does it have the power to make me popular again?”
Bono: “Now you’re being ridiculous.”
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I think Nick Clegg is saying “So how is retirement suiting you, Gordon?”
In the style of Private Eye, a single speech bubble coming out from both of their mouths:
“So what’s it like being known for just one thing no matter how often you try new material?”
What’s the book in Clegg’s hand?
“You think my policies are bag o’ what……?”
“What DO you think they’ve done with our ties, belts and shoelaces?”
Coogan -‘The little blue book is my manifesto for the Peoples Republic of Norfolk and I’m looking for a suitable candidate to run the Politburo. Would you be interested??’
Nick – ‘Tell me more’.
Steve Coogan “I’ll pretend to be DJ with his best years behind him and you can pretend to be a politician with his best years behind him”
Nick Clegg “Do I look like I am pretending?”
Clegg: “So this the late Arthur English’s infamous blue joke book; how die you come by it.? May I borrow it;? It could come in handy for my new career post May 2015?
For “die” please read “did”!
Man 1: “I play the role of an awkward incompetent character who thinks he’s a superstar but isn’t.”
Man 2: “I play the role of Alan Partridge.”
And for “Arthur English’s” read “Max Miller’s”. Sorry about that.