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Flip Side

On the funny side

Dec 04, 2006

Federal Computer Week received dozens of submissions — more than 100 in all — for the Flip Side cartoon caption contest. FCW cartoonist John Klossner looked at each of them and picked the two, shown here, that delighted him the most. He also noted a most-common caption theme for each cartoon. Here are the best examples of some of the work your colleagues have done lately.

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