...is cake:
http://www.clevercakestudio.com/2008/11/22/
So we now have the patron saint of archaeology, St Indiana of the Archaeologists* with his own cake.
*this is what the Archaeology faculty of my university call him.
...is cake:
http://www.clevercakestudio.com/2008/11/22/
So we now have the patron saint of archaeology, St Indiana of the Archaeologists* with his own cake.
*this is what the Archaeology faculty of my university call him.
LordBest: An Englishman unlucky enough to be born in Australia.
A rare specimen of the human sub-genus H. Homburgensis. Horrid little Royalist.
But what happens to the cake when you take the statue off and the weight isn't distributed evenly? Does it blow up? Does the ground underneath you give way? Do the walls start to move?
Now THAT is cool.
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A sense of the fundamental decencies is parcelled out unequally at birth. - Fitzgerald
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The cake is better than the most recent movie.
The meek will inherit the earth, but not the mineral rights. -J. Paul Getty
I'm sure glad you said that and I didn't have to......Originally Posted by Miss_Bella_Hell
The cake is better than the most recent movie.
Mossyrock
The cake spoils!But what happens to the cake when you take the statue off and the weight isn't distributed evenly? Does it blow up? Does the ground underneath you give way? Do the walls start to move?
BRS
"...back in the Thirties, the style seeker learned that genuine stylishness was an extension of himself..." AF
All of the above. Then the marzipan figurehead is stolen by an unscrupulous rival chef and taken to Marrakech, and the hero chef is forced to outrun a tribe of hostile Central American bakers. He then finds himself on a quest to find the Lost Ark of the Fondant, containing the first Battenberg cake that was given to Moses by God on top of Mt Sinai. It ends with the bad guys being dissolved by the power of Fondant for blaspheming against it by using CoolWhip instead of real cream. The Ark is then given to 'top men' to study, by which we assume they mean Gordon Ramsey.But what happens to the cake when you take the statue off and the weight isn't distributed evenly? Does it blow up? Does the ground underneath you give way? Do the walls start to move?
LordBest: An Englishman unlucky enough to be born in Australia.
A rare specimen of the human sub-genus H. Homburgensis. Horrid little Royalist.
Brilliant,
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Well now, that really takes the cake!
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