It's Gonna be a Blue Christmas! CONTEST!

I need your input. As a Christmas gift, I bought the family tickets to see the Blue Man Group and I was wanting to present the tix in a unique way.

I was in Las Vegas a week or so ago and took this picture and I was thinking I would use this image with a catchy caption to present the tickets.

Contest!

Come up with a caption for one of the three pictures (A, B, or C) below - leave it in my comments indicating which photo the caption belongs to. Email (marieedmondson at yahoo dot com) if you have questions. You may enter as many times as you want.

The caption I choose for the card will win a PRIZE! Responses must be recieved by mindnight (PST) Sunday, December 23. I will announce the winner on December 27.

Photo A

Photo B

Photo C

P.S. You know me - I'd like the caption to be quirky and a bit off the wall  - a taste of "the far side" if you know what I mean...

Examples:

"It was an innocent mistake, but nevertheless..."

"Despite her repeated efforts..."

Comments

[Kathy]

For photo C: "On the second day of Christmas, my true love gave to me TWO BLUE MEN and a partridge in pear tree. Ok, now you'll have to work out the other ten days on your own..."

or "Pa rum pa pum PUM!"

For photo B: "Hey kids - look what I'm trading Daddy in for!"

[MICHAEL MANNING]

PHOTO A: "I felt drawn to you for some reason!"
PHOTO B: "Don't worry, baby. I'll smile for both of us. Snap the picture!"
PHOTO C: "You COULD have told me you had a twin, dammit!"

[Cori Crooks]

Marie Non-Knitti-me founder of 'Friends of Argyria Support Group' is shown here paling around with a Pete and Davey, few of the groups beneficiaries, at our local mall this Christmas season.

Pete and Davey, biological twins and health nuts, noticed their skin turning blue about a year ago when they began a daily regimine of drinking colloidal silver. The brothers made their self-proclaimed health potion by electrically charging a couple of silver wires in a glass of water. They sware by its medicinal properties.

"Just because these people like the taste of health food or tofu doesn't mean people shouldn't be their friends. Who cares if they are blue! I sure in the heck don't!" says Marie Non-Knitti-me in response to a question about why she started her organization, which takes suffers of this affliction out on day trips in the communities where they reside.

If you would like information this holiday season on how you too can join 'Friends of Argyria Support Group', and help these shut-ins get out and not be ashamed of their blue hue and healthful physiques contact Marie Non-Knitti-me @ her website.