Poor Image: Arm Cannon

I guess I've got to work for this...

Take... I've lost track.

Looks good.

edited 14th Jun '12 1:47:35 PM by Scardoll

Fight. Struggle. Endure. Suffer. LIVE.

Sure, that works too.

The Internet misuses, abuses, and overuses everything.

I'm giving + 1 for 26.

edited 14th Jun '12 7:25:55 PM by dman334

I think a crowner is in order.

Go for it, then.

Crowner's hooked.

Not a fan of the horizontal layout. Megatron's so shrunk, he's hard to make out, he becomes a mess of beige, grey and blue.

Caption for the two-image one should be something simple like

edited 18th Jun '12 8:29:25 PM by troacctid

Rhymes with "Protracted."

I'm fine with this caption.

Also, one final push for votes, as this one's about ready to be called.

I don't see the need of a caption to tell the flipping obvious.

Agreed.

"Samus and Megatron want you to have a blast"?

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Better

Works for me.

We need a caption to link to the source works anyway.

I want to draw attention to the fact that they're each using the different variations of the trope because if you don't notice that (which I didn't at first), it's confusing as to why there are two images instead of just one.

Rhymes with "Protracted."

I don't think "there are two main kinds of arm cannon" is obvious.

Becky: Who are you? The Mysterious Stranger: An angel. Huck: What's your name? The Mysterious Stranger: Satan.

If we do go with the current image, I do think the #35 caption comes down to saying what is obvious in the image. Ars' suggestion is much better and allows for potholing.

I would rather have an obvious caption than an unfunny caption. Generally speaking.

It's not trying to be funny. Few things are sadder than a caption that tries to be funny and fails.

edited 20th Jun '12 2:23:56 AM by troacctid

Rhymes with "Protracted."

edited 20th Jun '12 2:37:50 AM by Ghilz

"Armed and dangerous.", perhaps?

I like that one.

That was the amazing part. Things just keep going.

I think either #35 or #39 works well. Not fond of #47, despite the pun.

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Liking #39.

If a chicken crosses the road and nobody else is around to see it, does the road move beneath the chicken instead?