Unintentionally funny cakes
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emmline
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I have seen cookies almost as grotesque as that frog/watermelon cake at the local Giant.
The baby tush cake would be a perfect refreshment in a garden tea, surrounded by wood cutouts of people bending over to display their knickers. When you tire of your guests, simply turn on the hose attached to the cow's tail and watch them clear out.
The baby tush cake would be a perfect refreshment in a garden tea, surrounded by wood cutouts of people bending over to display their knickers. When you tire of your guests, simply turn on the hose attached to the cow's tail and watch them clear out.
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Those cakes are awesome. 
I have seen the "worms in the dirt" one before.
I have seen the "worms in the dirt" one before.<a href="http://lilypie.com"><img src="http://b2.lilypie.com/akpBm8.png" alt="Lilypie 2nd Birthday Ticker" border="0" /></a>
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Am I the only one who sees something fundamentally, seriously off-kilter about edible kitsch?
The armless bride portrait was too bizarre. Although the no-sexual-harrassment cake gets top "what-the-hey?" marks, too.
The armless bride portrait was too bizarre. Although the no-sexual-harrassment cake gets top "what-the-hey?" marks, too.
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No. Off-kilter is exactly what's makes it worth contemplating.Nanohedron wrote:Am I the only one who sees something fundamentally, seriously off-kilter about edible kitsch?
Kind of reminds me, in a way, of the kid leading the sing-a-long about the moose in Wyo's "Da Moose" thread a little ways down. I mean...if you're into "what the hey?"
see also: John Waters. Perhaps, in particular, Pecker.
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I was once at a birthday party for a friend named Gary.
His wife brings out the cake and it says "Happy Barmitzvah Iriving!"
"Irving?" he asks
She shrugs "It was on sale"
Doc
His wife brings out the cake and it says "Happy Barmitzvah Iriving!"
"Irving?" he asks
She shrugs "It was on sale"
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