Pulp of the Day
The Triumph, September 16, 1933
Written by PulpoftheDay on October 28th, 2009The end of the month draws nigh. Time to rev up the cleverness in the caption contest!
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In his mind, Omar felt that he had triumphed over the elephant that was crushing his ribcage and the tiger that was about to rip his legs off.
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Seconds later, the elephant would savagely beat the tiger to death with Siegfried’s head & upper body…Effectively ending the Vegas show’s lackluster post-Roy run…
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Hitting the tiger with McKnifey seemed the best option.
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As Omar breathed his last he was confident that his show-business death would overshadow that of his rival Zarana’s, with the 50 stone lady and the trampoline.
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“A thrilling incident in the story of the adventures of an Indian policeman that appears complete inside.”
With that sentence, it just appeared *almost* complete *outside*.
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Inspector Lol Rofl Singh of the Imperial Punjabi Constabulary was outraged; this was no way for his leftenant Sergeant Moti Khan to react in a clear case of Attempted GBH(however, it was an amazing bit of disguise, he must admit)!
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“Just another Manic Monday!”
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“Hmm ‘The Elephant or the Tiger?’” thought Frank Stockton.”That gives me an idea.”
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Another day in the life of Dr Ganesh Punjabi, Tiger Dentist!
“Now if it would please you very much, to open-up for me your mouth, Mr Raja Kahn! Let us to have a look at those cavities, that we may sooth away your pain!”