There’s no prize at stake – just the opportunity to prove you’re wittier than any other LDV reader…
(Picture from lynnefeatherstone’s Flickr photostream.)
Here’s Lib Dem MP and Equalities minister Lynne Featherstone out and about in her London constituency. What do you think might be said here?
And the winner of our last caption comp is…
Some fantastic entries for our most recent caption competition, Lumley & Clegg “Ab Fab” Edition.
The winner, according to The Voice’s judging panel of one, was this one by LondonLiberal:
Joanna Lumley explains what the Tories are doing to the Liberal Democrats with embarrassingly explicit hand gestures.
Got a photo of a prominent Lib Dem you think would work well for a future caption competition? Then please email us at [email protected].
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19 Comments
The coalition … May I be excused?
In my constituency we have flying potholes. Where we point we win.
”Up on the roof….that’s where our 16,104 lost party members are …..somebody catch ’em before they get away’
Taxi!
Please Nick, can I use the bathroom?
“Is that Boris Johnson up there?”
‘The Coalition agreement went thataway..!!’
Lynne auditions for the remake of ‘Life of Brian’ embracing her role as Equalities Minster
Crowd “You’re all individuals”
Lynne ” I’m not”
Lynne Featherstone auditions for John Travolta’s part in a remake of ‘Saturday Night Fever’.
“Hello, could someone please turn the escalator back on”
General election night 2015, and Ms Featherstone displays the number of votes she recieved.
Who’s pulling the strings?
“When the world, leaves you feeling blue
You can count on me, I will be there for you
When it seems, all your hopes and dreams
Are a million miles away, I will re-assure you…
Laa laa laa REACH for the stars !…”
please Miss, I need the loo..
That’s where I saw them, the aliens. They had green eyes, red faces, and blue behinds. One of them was called David and there other two were Eds.
The only way is up!
Here you can see the roof that Labour didn’t fix when the sun was shining
Once again proving that the Libdems always come up with the most concrete proposals…
Rotten from the top down.