Let Them Eat Cakes
Both my brother and sister recently celebrated their birthdays, and I made them fancy cakes.
My bro Spence got a video iPod for his birthday, so he got these three iPod cakes:
That's the show Lost playing on the left one, the Gorillaz album playing in the middle, and the U2 Original of the Species video on the last. The likeness of Bono is particularly striking...
Meanwhile, my sis Jenna had a pirate birthday party. Did I mention she was turning 22? Anyway, a pirate themed birthday obviously deserves a pirate ship cake:
Overall, the cake was tasty, but it was details like the Pull-and-Peel rails, the Loonie dubloons, the Reisen cannons and the chocolate-covered espresso bean cannonballs that really made it yaarrrrd to resist.
What did they think of their personalized cakes? I think the photos speak for themselves...

Actually, the photos only say one thing really: dorks.
My bro Spence got a video iPod for his birthday, so he got these three iPod cakes:
That's the show Lost playing on the left one, the Gorillaz album playing in the middle, and the U2 Original of the Species video on the last. The likeness of Bono is particularly striking...Meanwhile, my sis Jenna had a pirate birthday party. Did I mention she was turning 22? Anyway, a pirate themed birthday obviously deserves a pirate ship cake:
Overall, the cake was tasty, but it was details like the Pull-and-Peel rails, the Loonie dubloons, the Reisen cannons and the chocolate-covered espresso bean cannonballs that really made it yaarrrrd to resist.What did they think of their personalized cakes? I think the photos speak for themselves...

Actually, the photos only say one thing really: dorks.
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2 Comments:
You're the dork, dork.
Thanks again though. Me and Juli split them. About 45 GB each.
And because everybody has to make one of these eventually: stupid ipod ad parody
Spence, if this blog had some way of making me money, I would have to put you on the payroll as Official Post Entertainment Enhancer.
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