Caption this.....

[AUChizad]

Sware ta GOD, she said she was 18.

You know 'em when you see 'em.
Check out the file name of that picture.

[Kaos]

What the fuck you mean, man? Saban gon' win the NASHUNAL CHAMPEENSHIP this damn season, buddy row. ROE FUCKIN' TAAAAHD.

[AuburnChopper 3.0]

After another unfortunate incident with Snufalumpagus' sphincter searching trunk, Frank comes out of his Big Bird costume slightly frazzled and ready to fight....

[Buzz Killington]

[Jumbo]

Use the 9 iron

[Thrilla]

As part of his master strategy, Butch Harmon has Mickelson lighten up for 2008: he requires him to sing the chorus from "Werewolves in London" after each par or better on the course.

[GarMan]

Is it subtile or subtle humor? 

[AlicevilleEagle]

Is it subtile or subtle humor? 

There is nothing subtle nor subtile about that pic...

[Tarheel]

Is it subtile or subtle humor? 

Not to risk derailing this thread (again) but apparently the retired US Navy Petty Officer is correct in his usage (if a bit dated):

subtile 
   
Main Entry: sub·tile
Function: adjective
Inflected Form(s): sub·til·er
Etymology: Middle English subtile, sotil subtle
Date: 14th century
1: subtle elusive <a subtile aroma>
2 a: cunning crafty b: sagacious discerning
Archaic spelling of subtle


subtle 
   
Main Entry: sub·tle 
Function: adjective
Inflected Form(s): sub·tler; sub·tlest
Etymology: Middle English sotil, subtile, from Anglo-French, from Latin subtilis, literally, finely textured, from sub- + tela cloth on a loom; akin to Latin texere to weave — more at technical
Date: 14th century
1 a: delicate elusive <a subtle fragrance> b: difficult to understand or perceive : obscure <subtle differences in sound>
2 a: perceptive refined <a writer's sharp and subtle moral sense> b: having or marked by keen insight and ability to penetrate deeply and thoroughly <a subtle scholar>
3 a: highly skillful : expert <a subtle craftsman> b: cunningly made or contrived : ingenious
4: artful crafty <a subtle rogue>
5: operating insidiously <subtle poisons>

[GarMan]

Not to risk derailing this thread (again) but apparently the retired US Navy Petty Officer is correct in his usage (if a bit dated):

subtile 
  
Main Entry: sub·tile
Function: adjective
Inflected Form(s): sub·til·er
Etymology: Middle English subtile, sotil subtle
Date: 14th century
1: subtle elusive <a subtile aroma>
2 a: cunning crafty b: sagacious discerning
Archaic spelling of subtle


subtle 
  
Main Entry: sub·tle 
Function: adjective
Inflected Form(s): sub·tler; sub·tlest
Etymology: Middle English sotil, subtile, from Anglo-French, from Latin subtilis, literally, finely textured, from sub- + tela cloth on a loom; akin to Latin texere to weave — more at technical
Date: 14th century
1 a: delicate elusive <a subtle fragrance> b: difficult to understand or perceive : obscure <subtle differences in sound>
2 a: perceptive refined <a writer's sharp and subtle moral sense> b: having or marked by keen insight and ability to penetrate deeply and thoroughly <a subtle scholar>
3 a: highly skillful : expert <a subtle craftsman> b: cunningly made or contrived : ingenious
4: artful crafty <a subtle rogue>
5: operating insidiously <subtle poisons>

Well?  The caption still holds true...  and the picture works fairly well with it.  Anything from the 14th century is a bit dated to say the least. 

[DnATL]

Anything from the 14th century is a bit dated to say the least. 

'Cept dem nashunal champeenchips awarded to Bammer in 1492-1493!  Back-ta-back baby (per that pole took by Ferdinand Magellan's cabin boy!)

[GarMan]

Man goes out window with Christmas tree...
http://www.reuters.com/article/oddlyEnoughNews/idUSL1413862320080114

[GarMan]

Waving at girls costs man his arm...
http://www.reuters.com/article/oddlyEnoughNews/idUSN1433912120080114

[Tarheel]

Well?  The caption still holds true...

No doubt!!

Just posted that info to vindicate the retired US Navy Petty Officer's spelling and usage of the word while not trying to derail the thread and causing an intervention by the moderators.

[GarMan]

Drug-resistant staph found to be passed in gay sex...  leaving San Fransiscans dazed and confused.  
http://www.reuters.com/article/newsOne/idUSN1337175820080114  

[Pell City Tiger]

No doubt!!

Just posted that info to vindicate the retired US Navy Petty Officer's spelling and usage of the word while not trying to derail the thread and causing an intervention by the moderators.

Thank you. There's no hope for these boorish internet ruffians. Knowledge is power, motherfrickers!

[Saniflush]

Thank you. There's no hope for these boorish internet ruffians. Knowledge is power, motherfrickers!

Falling face first into roses does not count chief.  The Tarheel is brown nosing because of the good scotch he got at KSU.

[Tarheel]

...because of the good scotch he got at KSU.

No...the great cigar actually.

[Tarheel]

Falling face first into roses does not count chief....

Was that an intervention?

[Pell City Tiger]

Falling face first into roses does not count chief.  The Tarheel is brown nosing because of the good scotch he got at KSU.

I take what I can get. Brown nosing has been done for far worse things.

Still got a quarter of a bottle left of that Highland single malt I was passing around at KSU. Ran out of Cubans pretty quickly though. I am stuck with the Nicaraguan stuff now. I have to get back to Spain sometime before the season starts and replenish the humidor. If Brian were a good friend, he'd hook a brother up.