Does this phrase also imply that since eating my own cake is uncommon, I eat cakes that aren't mine? Why would I eat other people's cakes? Why does this phrase accuse me of being some sort of cake-thief? That's just absurd. Is "cake-thief" just a euphemism for calling me a lecherous fatass with hot-dog-like fingers? As if I went around the table and started eating everyone else's cake, without of course eating my own, 'cuz I only sniff mine so I can remember the scent and find it's counterparts to eat.
Friday, January 9, 2009
Caked Out Question of the Day
Does this phrase also imply that since eating my own cake is uncommon, I eat cakes that aren't mine? Why would I eat other people's cakes? Why does this phrase accuse me of being some sort of cake-thief? That's just absurd. Is "cake-thief" just a euphemism for calling me a lecherous fatass with hot-dog-like fingers? As if I went around the table and started eating everyone else's cake, without of course eating my own, 'cuz I only sniff mine so I can remember the scent and find it's counterparts to eat.
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this is the first time i've read your blog. you're funny redondo. but now i have a headache - might be your fault. stay up!
Well "Banks" from Mighty Ducks was not just an eater-of-other-cakes. He, in fact, was a general and all encompassing "cake-eater" (as were all of those who played for the Hawks). As far as lecherous eating habits, I encourage you to consult him...or Coach Bombay.
i totally had a post about this back in the day...biter.
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