Punorama Results
It's Punorama results time again.
We gave you a story in the news and you came up with a brilliant punning headline - or tried to.
This week was the tale of a 180ft drawing of that's appeared on a Dorset hillside, next to the 17th Century fertility symbol Cerne Abbas. Unlike the symbol, ±«Óãtvr preserves his dignity with a pair of Y-fronts.
The drawing is to promote a movie about the cartoon family, out later this month. But it had angered pagans who say it's disrespectful.
How'd you do? We always knew it was going to be a good week if ±«Óãtvr Simpson was involved in some way.
To kick off there was ±«Óãtvr Phobic from Toffeeman and F Tippecks and ±«Óãtvrphobia from Nick McDonnell.
The inspired Doh-set was the offering from Muhammad Isa, Charles in the USA and Robin in Edinburgh.
Honourable mention to Tim Knott for Pagans Donut like it, Rebecca Plumb for Much a d'oh about nothing, Helene Parry for Idle worship and Katy for Pagans have no sense of ±«Óãtvr.
But we had a firm favourite this week, however it does leave us feeling slightly unclean. ±«Óãtvr-Erotic was sent in by Adam, Carrie and Paul Clare. Not sure whether to thank you or not.
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