Punorama results
It's time for the Punorama results.
As ever, we gave you a story and you sent us punning headlines.
This week it was the heart-warming tale of photographer Jasin Boland, who gave his fiancee an early Valentine's present - a 拢500,000 house wrapped up in 5,000sq ft of paper decorated with giant hearts and 23 metres of pink ribbon.
"Last year I took her to dinner which wasn't much of a present. I thought I'd better do something special this year," he said.
His fiancee Maria said she was completely overwhelmed by the gift and he was "very cute" for making such an effort.
The romantics and cynics battled it out for honours. Ryan W and Minty warmed the heart with Casa-nova while Helene Parry was uplifting with Love storey, maybe prompted by the Magazine鈥檚 .
Stig came up with Bricks and more-to-her and great female minds Anna Lilley, Sarah in Trieste and Candace got luvvy-duvvy with Heart to hearth.
Now the anti-Valentine entries. Grounds for divorce was from Kip, while Tom Knott and Niall Nugent had a snipe with Bradford and Blingley and Romancing the stone cladding respectively.
Credit to Simon Rooke for focusing on the wrapping rather than the house, with The Hallmark of approval.
But the winner, with To have and to leasehold, is Stella.
Also worth a mention but clearly pun-free is John Owen鈥檚 effort, which would be better suited for the caption comp: 鈥淲hat do you mean: It's the thought that counts?鈥
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