To the lady with (even more!) lots of kids and Joe, if indeed that is your name:
you have to go to this website called Cake Wrecks. They showcase cakes made by professional cake makers (no amateurs!), and paid for, that were just messed up. Often it is bizarre spelling, poor execution, or just plain weird.
The cake "It a gril," is a famous one. You can see this cake at http://cakewrecks.blogspot.com/2008/05/time-to-par-tay.html
or at the website itself, http://cakewrecks.blogspot.com/
Lucius Annaius Firmius
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From the Ashmolean collection at Oxford. First or Second century AD.
d(is) m(anibus) / L(ucio) Annaio Firm(—) / vixit annis V / m(ensibus) II .
d(iebus) V...
man,where can I get some of that cake?
ReplyDeleteJuan, who is responsible for the spelling or dislexia problme heer?
ReplyDeleteTo the lady with (even more!) lots of kids and Joe, if indeed that is your name:
ReplyDeleteyou have to go to this website called Cake Wrecks. They showcase cakes made by professional cake makers (no amateurs!), and paid for, that were just messed up. Often it is bizarre spelling, poor execution, or just plain weird.
The cake "It a gril," is a famous one. You can see this cake at http://cakewrecks.blogspot.com/2008/05/time-to-par-tay.html
or at the website itself, http://cakewrecks.blogspot.com/
It is a hilarious site!
Love you guys!