Photo caption challenge: Mon., June 6
We have today's winner and our new photo caption challenge.
Every day, we'll be selecting one photo - on any news topic from around the world - and asking for your wittiest caption suggestions.
We'll publish the name of the winner the next day on our site, and announce the winning caption on Facebook and via Twitter.
The winning caption for yesterday's challenge comes from Doug Rutherford on the CBC News Facebook page: facebook.com/cbcnews.
"And I was stupid enough to say the humans could get anything but a cat."
Today's photo comes from E3, the Electronic Entertainment Expo in Los Angeles, beginning June 7. How would you describe this photo by Kevork Djansezian for Getty?
Keep it clean and have fun!
Every day, we'll be selecting one photo - on any news topic from around the world - and asking for your wittiest caption suggestions.We'll publish the name of the winner the next day on our site, and announce the winning caption on Facebook and via Twitter.
The winning caption for yesterday's challenge comes from Doug Rutherford on the CBC News Facebook page: facebook.com/cbcnews.
"And I was stupid enough to say the humans could get anything but a cat."
Today's photo comes from E3, the Electronic Entertainment Expo in Los Angeles, beginning June 7. How would you describe this photo by Kevork Djansezian for Getty?
Keep it clean and have fun!
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