Who should one commend here. The donkey for his running skills, the driver for his panache, or the photographer for excellent shot. We have raked our head for a caption that would do justice to the shot. Can you suggest one?
This photo is courtesy of Jahangir Khan at Associated Press of Pakistan. Subject is a donkey driven race cart seen near Jinnah Bridge Karachi on July 25, 2008.
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an interesting snap .i am also fond of to take snaps like this
I think the posted picture speaks itself that, how can poor people of our country make fun, if they are using donkeys, then what is bad thing with it??????????
(A56-James White)
Outsourcing Solution in Pakistan
How about any one of the following?
DONKEY POWER
TECH DONK HUM POWER
JET DONKEY TRAVEL
adding some fun
There was once a man,
always with hand in cam;
wanted to shoot and win
dough worth world’s gold bin
cud find naught but scrap tin
settled for just a donkey and
perhaps his best man freind?
How about:
“In Pakistan, donkey soars to great heights …
… after parliament votes” ;-)
I am WINNING! My dream is to run first place in the Kentucky Derby in theStates or Ascot Races in Britain!