Local bike-centric film fest Filmed by Bike is opening this weekend, y’all, with three shows and a big block party taking over Clinton Street Friday night.

I have two tickets to the 11pm show to give away (a $20 value!) here on Blogtown. To up the stakes, know this: despite being on the jury this year, I’ve never actually made it into a screening of Filmed By Bike. The shows always sell out before I can get to the theater. These tickets guarantee you a seat at the 11 pm show, so you can stay out boozing in the street without worrying about the show selling out (priceless!)

The tickets will go to whoever writes the best caption for this photo in the comments before 5 PM today. Get crackin’!

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Sarah Shay Mirk reported on transportation, sex and gender issues, and politics at the Mercury from 2008-2013. They have gone on to make many things, including countless comics and several books.

38 replies on “Caption this Photo, Win Tickets to Filmed By Bike!”

  1. “While studios seek to innovate and remake popular old titles like The Karate Kid and Alice in Wonderland, Columbia Pictures has announced the start of production on a modern, urbanized version of Olympic bobsled film Cool Runnings. The bobsledders will now be competing in the new event of multi-rider bicycle racing. The role of coach Irving ‘Irv’ Blitzer, originally played by the late John Candy, is rumored to be filled by House star Hugh Laurie. Release anticipated Fall 2011.”

  2. PianoForte: A stronger, more powerful level of playing

    As I rode my bike, music began to happen to me. Insofar as I am able to describe it it was orchestral music. The piano was often involved, but on the whole, the music was that of a large orchestra which had become a single instrument. (William Sayonara from “The Bicycle Rider in Beverly Hills”)

  3. As crowds flocked to the wildly successful Cirque du Soleil production, Peloton, no one could have predicted the terrible fate awaiting the Flying Pigeon Brigade

  4. These are great captions, guys, but I’m going to give this one to Two Squatting Women. I don’t know why Squatter’s comment made me laugh, but it did even on the second read-through.

    Email me and I’ll add your name to the Friday night guest list, big winner! smirk@portlandmercury.com

  5. How about a speech bubble coming from one of the bikers in the back?

    “Whoever is up front, can we please steer clear of the blood in the bike lanes?”

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