The Sun's Breast in Britain contest racks up some cheeky responses

Boris Johnson and David Cameron: ‘a crackin’ pair of tits’, commented one Twitter user. Photograph: Stefan Rousseau/PA

Men are poking fun at a Sun competition asking readers to share pictures of their cleavage by tweeting their own entries back at the newspaper.

The Sun’s Breast in Britain competition is offering a prize of £1,000 and a professional photo shoot to the winning entry. It claims hundreds of people have already uploaded pictures, a number of which (all women) are shown on the Sun website.

However, some men felt they deserved a chance at winning the cash.

.@TheSun AV A LOAD OF THIS X pic.twitter.com/Spc3vht6nK

— netflix & phil (@PaleCompanion) March 30, 2016

Hey @TheSun, do I win £1000? pic.twitter.com/9iPigtuK40

— Ken Rylo (@DJDarren) March 30, 2016

@TheSun Knew this photo would come in useful one day. Fingers crossed I win. (cc @MelissaCole) pic.twitter.com/0eNRbP91dv

— Chris Smith (@cpsmithy) March 30, 2016

There were also entries clearly made on behalf of others.

.@TheSun Here is a picture of my nan. Hope she wins. pic.twitter.com/0rB1nBYW9y

— TechnicallyRon (@TechnicallyRon) March 30, 2016

.@TheSun pic.twitter.com/xSLxWtXpZX

— HLTCO (@HLTCO) March 30, 2016

. @TheSun My entry pic.twitter.com/gxZTOXWQIG

— Lame Monk (@oldschoolmonk) March 30, 2016

Some went for a bit of political satire.

.@TheSun between a pair of tits pic.twitter.com/uxhTW2R0pd

— peatree bojangles (@peatreebojangle) March 30, 2016

.@TheSun crackin' pair of tits on The Jubilee here. pic.twitter.com/fCBtJhcuTg

— Dom Jenks (@Category_Domino) March 30, 2016

There were also a surprising number of responses from India.

My second entry, please send the money soon. DMing my bank details @TheSun pic.twitter.com/UfshlzNYCT

— Sand-d Singh (@Sand_In_Deed) March 30, 2016

@Being_Humor @TheSun
This is on behalf of @Being_Humor , we want him to win. pic.twitter.com/TqhgeTPMAS

— Kachra Peti (@kachra_peti) March 30, 2016

And even Father Ted and Black Books writer Graham Linehan got in on the act, though we are unsure whether this would qualify....

@TheSun pic.twitter.com/jgPsHoIOsj

— Graham Linehan (@Glinner) March 30, 2016