Re: Brickfilm Caption Contest (Game)
Gah! Pedo-bear! NOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOooooooooooooo
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Gah! Pedo-bear! NOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOooooooooooooo
Abraham Lincoln tried to pole-vault
onto Optimus Prime
but they collided in the air;
they both got hit by a Care Bare
STAAARE
The spirit of Winnie The Pooh has come to haunt Cristopher Robin through his adulthood!
My caption is a video
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=giWF_vZdEXg
Uhhh.....
Abraham Lincoln tried to pole-vault
onto Optimus Prime
but they collided in the air;
they both got hit by a Care Bare
STAAARE
You just won for the awesome USOUD reference.
-Olaf Yoshi
W-what is this I don't even...
Judging time:
Second place: Brickyman "Winnie the Pooh... NOW IN BREATHTAKING 3-D!!!!"
First place: Jargon "Oh, the masking! I can't bear it!"
I'm a sucker for bad puns. 
Take away Jargon!
Frame please, Jargon.
From Talapz's LEGO Pop-up Kinkaku-ji レゴで飛び出る金閣寺(鹿苑寺).
Yes, I'm too lazy to edit out my taskbar and menu.
This is what happens when Talapz isn't happy with his animation.
...and look honey, it's transportable!
You use Google Chrome! 
This frame is so chaotic, I can't even begin to think up a caption.
"He's closing it again!"
"Lets get out of here!"
"We can't! This isn't stop-motion!"
"Then God save us all..."
oh my god!!!! it's god!!!!
"Despite our ever articulating world, we stand upright and unflappable.
Last edited by SpeedyGonZohan (November 5, 2010 (10:08pm))
Michael Bay plans to remake Roman Polanski's Rosemary's Baby, this is the only frame we have been
able to obtain from the project.
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