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Oct 11, 2008 9:14 am US/Eastern

Caption Game Results For Oct. 10

Submit Witty Captions -- Only The Funniest Will Be Picked!

Click to enlarge 1 of 1: A broker on ICAP's dealing floor calls for prices on Oct. 9, 2008, in London.
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All right tri-staters, it's time to put your creative juices to the test. Each day we'll select an image seen on CBS 2 News or WCBSTV.com and give you the chance to come up with a witty caption for it. Vulgar, crude, and downright dirty captions will not be accepted, so keep it clean!

The best responses will be posted below the picture here on WCBSTV.com! So get to it!

Today's Image:

Actual Caption: A broker on ICAP's dealing floor calls for prices on Oct. 9, 2008, in London.

Best Captions:

"Look into my eyes and repeat after me 'The thought of depression is only an illusion.'"
- Steve Bernstein, Merrick, NY

"Wet Willies for everyone!"
- Bill Phillips, Pleasant Valley, NY

"I said COME HERE so you can let me know how LOW the stock market is right now!"
- Loretta S., Sharon, Conn.

"As an incredulous broker watches trillons of dollars evaporate, he forgets which finger he meant to give to the stock market."
- Everett Lautin, New York, NY

"My Gawd...even the 'bird' has lost value"
- Bob A., Marlborough, Ma.

"TELL ME about how much I look like Chris Kattan!!!!"
- Elios G., Poughkeepsie, NY

A mysterious finger pokes a floor trader in the side of the head to break his momentary daze after freezing in amazement from the steep decline in stock prices.
- Mark, Cortlandt Manor, NY