This photo of the prime minister inspired some very funny entries to the caption competition this month, and it was tough deciding on the best one. But, after much consideration, we eventually chose a winner.
Congratulations to Rob Falconer – he has chosen a bottle of Italian red (Villa Antinori Toscana 2003) as his prize, which is on its way to him now.
The winning entry was:
Gordon Brown’s inability to estimate the height of the kerb reflects his problems in assessing values, such as tax rates.
Photo credit: Tim Rooke/Rex Features
A few of our other favourites were:
Asked to express his style of government through the medium of dance, prime minister Gordon Brown responded with a knee jerk.
After his meeting with John Cleese, the prime minister is ready to launch the newly formed Ministry of Silly Walks.
Okay, who nicked the motorbike?
8 Responses
Caption contest (late entry)
When asked how he was positioning New Labour for the future, Gordon was keen to answer in song and dance. “Well, it’s just a jump to the left, and then a step to the ri-i-i-ight…..”
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Our Westminster ‘Spot-the-Ball’ competition attracted 14,000,000 winning entries….
PM’s guide to decision-making
“So whichever foot’s on the ground when the bagpipes stop, that’s our unequivocal decision – right foot, abolish the 10% rate, left foot, remain a socialist.”
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After meeting with HM Armed Forces, Gordon Brown marks time.
Knee Jerk Government?
Asked to express his style of Government through the medium of dance, Prime Minister Gordon Brown responded with a knee jerk
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After his meeting with John Cleese, the Prime Minister is ready to launch the newly formed Ministry of Silly Walks
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Suddenly, with a twang that reverberated along the length of Downing Street, the Prime Minister’s truss finally gave way
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Gordon Brown’s inability to estimate the height of the kerb reflects his problems in assessing values, such as tax rates
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The Prime Minister prepares to stick his knee into a Big Issue seller
My go…..
Gordon Brown steps over a victim of “lethal” skunk cannabis.
Gordon Brown outlines his plan to keep the working parent marching on.
Gordon realises no matter how high he lifts his leg he can’t get out of the xxxx that he’s in.
Tony Blair realises that he’s pulled the wrong puppet string over flexible working.