I Fought the Law, and the Law Had Frosting
It’s so sad when you think you know a guy. You fall in love with him, you marry him, and then….he turns into a pastry Nazi.
>>at my friend’s one year old daughter’s birthday party Saturday afternoon<<
Husband: Are you letting Jak-El have cake? Because we might be getting a cake later for dessert at my parents’ house. He shouldn’t have too much cake, you know.
Lois: Don’t worry about it. He’s just eating the frosting. And he probably won’t even care if there’s more cake later. He’ll be caked out.
Husband: What’s that? Are you taking cake home for later?
Lois: Yes. I’m not having cake now, and XXX offered to give me a piece to take home, so I’m taking it. Do you have a problem with that?
Husband: I guess not. We just don’t need too much cake.
Lois: Who died and made you the cake police? And if you’re so worried about everyone eating too much cake, why are you finishing Jak-El’s cake?
Husband: Someone has to.
6 Comments:
I had a premonition about cake.
Is she going to win the lottery?
Not Crake, crake.
I wonder if he set that line up on purpose or not...
And I also wonder...where's my share of the cake?
I was so waiting for the post that started "cake said"...
-- Lamont "Give Me Boiled Frostings Or Give Me Death" Cranston
(And Lois: Yes, that was a reference to Eddie Izzard's "Cake, or death?" Beat ya to the punch on that one!
Mmm, cake and punch...
Note: This post should in no way be construed as an endorsement of punching Cake, who I am sure is a very fine woman and probably not deserving of any physical mistreatment. But maybe Roger the Shrubber can offer a dissenting view?)
Given that Roger the Shrubber is my younger sister...I'm fairly certain she'd be in favour of punching me.
Or at least throwing things at my head.
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