This picture is from this past Spring, but made news recently when the administration re-released it as a “tribute” to Neil Armstrong.

Lots of comments about not just Obama using an image of himself as a tribute to the late astronaut, but about the image itself. It just begs to be in a caption contest.

So, have at it.

Offer your best caption for this in the comments. And, hey, you may decide you want to use it as an entry in lolbama, too.

The winner gets … HIGH PRAISE.

The next Star Wars 3D releases are delayed. Every time they convert it Hayden Christensen’s acting collapses back into one dimension.

— Michael J Nelson (@michaeljnelson) August 27, 2012

Obama is growing the middle class by filling it with people that used to be upper class.

—Drew (@FigDrewton) August 27, 2012

Being Chris Matthews is its own punishment.

— David Burge (@iowahawkblog) August 27, 2012

The twist at the end of The Newsroom is that journalism was dead the whole time.

— Chase Mitchell (@ChaseMit) August 27, 2012

You know one of the few accomplishments Obama has he likes to tout? He says he saved the auto industry — and all it took was his genius idea to throw billions of our tax dollars at it. The only thing is, GM may be headed for bankruptcy again. Between this and Solyndra, do you get the idea that Obama both has no respect for our tax dollars and has no clue about how business works? I’m kinda worried that even if we elect Romney, financially the country won’t last until next January with Obama at the helm. Maybe after November, we should drive Obama out into the middle of the woods and say, “Out in the forest there’s a smart economic conference for smart people.”

And Obama will say, “I don’t see it.”

And we’ll say, “It’s right through those trees. Just run out into the forest and you’ll find it. Paul Krugman will be there.”

And then he’ll scamper out into the forest and we’ll drive off, the national checkbook safe in the hands of Joe Biden who doesn’t know how to write checks.

You may be worried about Obama out there alone in the forest, but he’s convinced he’s smarter than everyone about everything so he should be fine.

The Republican National Convention is starting today — probably. Anyway, this is the GOP’s chance to really get some attention when they lay out the facts. Thus, I thought I’d lay out some ideas of the sort of things I’d like to hear said in prime time speaking slots:

THINGS THAT SHOULD BE SAID AT THE RNC

“I remember back in the day you didn’t have to spend $5 trillion more in debt to get a failing economy.”

“Obama’s four years as president can be summed up in one word: Derp!”

“If you look at America now and think this is the result of being a good president who deserves reelection, you hate America.”

“In a just world, Obama would have to sit quietly while job creators lectured him and how he didn’t build anything.”

“I have a feeling that in Obama’s next memoir, there’s going to be this odd four-year gap.”

“Anyone who thinks Obama is competent for a black man is a stupid, bigoted racist who should be shunned from polite society.”

“It’s good Obama made his birth certificate public, because when I hear him talk about his thought on the economy and capitalism, I do need to keep glancing at it to remind myself that he is in fact an American.”

“This all rather pointless because the solutions to all our problems comes out next week.”