When "Falker Satherhood" Is Just Too Wordy
June 17, 2011 Well, hopefully not like this:
"Fatters Day is kind of like Father's Day, only for fatties. So - and think carefully before you answer this - would you like a slice of cake, Dad?"
The moral here is if you add enough shredded coconut, no one will notice you wrote "Happy Fathday's Day."Of course, if you do write it wrong, the good news is you can always fix it:
Oh, hey! If your father's dad is named George, then this next one almost makes sense!

Ah, how I yearn for the day when I'll have a title* worthy of all-cap block letters."How are you, HER SUPREME CAKEY SNARK PERSON?"
"Fine, thanks."
"Gerald, have you met HER SUPREME CAKEY SNARK PERSON? She's quite snarky, you know."
"Yes, yes, I've known HER SUPREME CAKEY SNARK PERSON for years!"
Ok, so the actual title needs work, but I rather like it. Especially since it would give the impression that everyone talking about me has Tourette's.
Thanks to Anony M., Brenda Jo, Jessica I., Kristen R., Kristina, & Toni S. who ARE ALL AWESOME PEOPLE.
*Update from john: As far as we can tell, this cake was not made for a Haitian dictator.








Reader Comments (53)
this is hillarious... i loveeeee it - Dalton
Even my 4 year-old son was correcting these. "It's supposed to be Happy Father's Day! Why does it say Happy Father's Dad?"
Watch out Jen, I'm training your replacement.
That "Farther's Day" one would be gorgeous if not for all of the, you know, crap on top of it and that drip of (what I hope is) chocolate icing on the side.
Oh, if only.