Say What?
July 20, 2009 Ah, sweet failures in communication.
At least it sounds right when you read it aloud. Although you do have to wonder: if you don't know, what makes you think the people eating your cake will?
Some folks just can't resist telling everyone when they're finished with a task. "G-r-e-a-t...J-o-b...there! Done!"Lindsay J., Tracey B., Amy J., & Anony M., congradulations on are job done.
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Reader Comments (106)
I can't decide... is the last cake a misspelling of Confirmation, or is the wreckerator anti-Christian/anti-Catholic or something? *confused*
Or another theory... perhaps the child wants to celebrate how well they are conforming themself to Christ?
Either way it goes, congratulations. *smiles*
Word verification says "kraplate". Isn't that what we sometimes have to do late at night in the bathroom?
Maybe with the Balmer Ravens cake... the colors might come from when we still had the Baltimore Colts... the decorater might have had a moment where they forgot the colors and thought it was still that time period, and brought back those memories (btw, I wasn't even born when the Colts were stolen from us. It's been passed down from my mother, another true Balmer girl, hon.) Maybe...
-K.
For a Baptism cake that my aunt ordered once, they misspelled Jesus as Jeusus. When called out on it, the bakery clerk said, "Oh, Lord."
What a wonderfully funny surprise to see my boyfriends going away cake on here! He transfered from 1 PF Changs to another and his crew was missing him before he left. I took a pic of my computer screen to show him! He was a little surprised!
I love the last one!
The first cake is supposed to be "You will be MISSED." Sadly I know many people who don't know how to write in the past tense.