Winner: Alt-Lex: “Mh… is it right that the top keeps on….spinning?”
A little Fringe/Inception humor is always appreciated here at FB Towers. I went ahead and added the image of the spinning top below the main image because it just works so well within the context of both Fringe and Inception. Maybe not everyone will get it, but more reason to watch Fringeception Inception. Grats, Alt-Lex.
Second: Page 48: “Petah, are you shape-shifting or are you just happy to see me?”
Third: Mtm: “Oops, I dropped the mole-baby…”
Terribly difficult to pick out just three from all of the great captions, but there you have it. Keep your eyes peeled for the “Reciprocity” FringeCaps coming up.
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Christopher Nolan would be so proud. Great caption !
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Very funny indeed.
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Thanks, Roco for picking this (: What a nice beginning of the week! I am a Fringeaddict and love the film Inception, so i think it fits, because of “dreaming” (;
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I’m afraid I have to confess that the meaning behind the winning choice is completely lost on me. I do hope I’m not the only one… anyone? I’m interested in seeing Inception, I’ve just never gotten around to it. So I’ll take your word for it that it has some sort of clever significance. Congratulations to the winners!
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It’s not just you. I don’t get the reference. I wanted to see Inception, but it was something that got pushed to the back of my to do list. Guess it’s never too late.
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The reference to Inception was very good, a great show and a great film, can anybody ask for more?
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Excellent choice for the winner, congratulations Alt-Lex!
And thank you for picking me for third, feel very honored:)
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guys what does mole-baby mean? non-native speaker so bear with me.
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I want to know too!!
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In Night of Desireable Objects, Dr. Hughes’ son was a gruesome mole-like creature that lived underground and trapped people and ate them. Roco affectionately named him Molebaby. And he’s been a running joke ever since.
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