Tell us what you see! You may create a caption or a short story. Keep the entries G-rated, please. The best, most creative answer wins a beautiful, shiny trophy. You may submit as many entries as you like. This round's judge is our last winner, DocPaul! Judging will be done as close to Sunday evening as possible.

Squiggle

Never fly low and buzz an Indian reservation.

Sales of the Porcu Piper never really took off.

If I removed all the sticking-out bits of those projectiles would it be known as an arrow shave?

The Piper aircraft models, Apache, Pawnee, Camanche, Cherokee
and Navajo were never fully accepted by certain miniority groups.

Landing the Piper Arrow was always a tricky situation, especially with "hard landings." Your basic "hard landing" drove the arrows further into the aircraft which was problematic for the pilot when one considers the arrows under his seat.

Newspaper Headlines: Four Mohawk youths arrested for shooting arrows at passing planes.

The theory is that so long as you have enough arrows being shot upwards, you can keep a small plane in the air.
Experiments are continuing on the number of arrows (and archers) required

Hi all, I'll be judging later today.
Paul

By "later today", obviously I meant Monday. LOL sorry for the delay.

I liked Flotsam's the best so congratulations to Flotsam!!!



[insert many arrows here]

Congratulations to flotsam on his 7th trophy!

Congrats to flotsam.

Good one, Flotsam!

Loved it!

flotsam

congrats flotsam

Grats Flotsam

teach me to pay attention! Thanks all