And the Winner is...

Thanks to all of you who submitted a joke or voted for your favorite in the Best Valentine Day Joke contest.

We have a winner! Hoss at Old Horsetail Snake was our winning jokester!
He will receive a one pound box of Russell Stover chocolates
Russell Stover Chocolates


for his
winning entry [#6]!


I will go over and notify him, and get his mailing address (hope he trusts me with it - LOL)

Again, I deeply appreciate all of you that visited, told a joke, or voted. It was a lot of fun!





Comments

Anonymous said…
I am humbled by all this adoration. You suppose I would geet any votes if I ran for the position of Jesus Christ in the next election?
11:28 AM
Talamasca said…
Wow... The owner gives prizes? Sheesh... I should've discovered this blog earlier... LOL... Anyway, thanks for visiting my humble abode... Come back again!!! ;-)
12:27 PM
Anonymous said…
THER goes my winning speach was already.
oh well would like to thank my mum anyway for dropping me on my head as a baby.
and will start getting next years entry ready.
percyxxx
11:02 PM
Anonymous said…
Maybe I need to add a box of chocolates as a runner-up in my newest contest! Except that I'd probably eat it before the contest was over! Hope you have a great weekend!
12:15 AM
"ME" Liz Strauss said…
Congratulations Horsetail Snake,
I'm still trying to figure out if I used to date you.
9:05 AM
Anonymous said…
A deserving winner. Sometimes you just can't compete with a dildo ...
9:47 PM
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