Taken by Marton Axford (pro) on a bad day.
Since the picture is of me, I am recycling it for caption
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and general abuse.
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robin.hodson
Member since 2008
- Taken on August 14, 2008
- Chippenham, England, GB
- Canon Digital IXUS v2
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Beachy 57 months ago | reply
This photo has been featured on www.captioncompetition.co.uk/core/scripts/entryViewer.php...
8 captions so far!
Larry the Amateur 57 months ago | reply
Hi, I'm an admin for a group called Caption This!, and we'd love to have this added to the group!
Larry the Amateur 57 months ago | reply
"I know you're thinking 'This guy's crazy. He acidentally shrunk the kids, then himself, and now he's going for an entire house.' But just you wait and see. This is going to be really cool."
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Nikonlessrob 57 months ago | reply
" What? Can't you see I'm practicing for the 2012 Olympic sport, Peeping Tomnastics "
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Took quite a while to think of a caption for this photo lol
phototrack123 57 months ago | reply
"As a child, Robin knew he was born a kangaroo in a man's body. Only after getting his prosthetic roo-legs did he feel truly fullfilled."
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A Different Perspective 57 months ago | reply
"No, no. I have a date with a basketball player."
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Shovelling Son 52 months ago | reply
Hi, I'm an admin for a group called Weighbridge, and we'd love to have this added to the group!
robin.hodson 52 months ago | reply
You're lucky there: This is the first time I've logged in for months. The weighbridge is also the name of the building behind it, located in Chippenham railway station. An outlying part of the station, now mainly the edge of a car park. The actual mechanism was disconnected last year to move the meter to make room for more rentable space indoors. The scales have been placed in a storeroom, facing the window for the interest of visitors.