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Gradutas! We're not sure what it means. But it sure sounds like it could spawn a young adult book series.
And Barbie's latest incarnation will be: The very preggers graduate!
We really hope this kid's name is Kevin Keith Kleinman.
Bella called: She wants her boyfriend back.
Now do you think they'll finally let him move out?
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Thursday 20 May
By jo
I ordered a bday cake from Safeway's bakery once and asked for it to simply read "Happy Birthday" in purple icing. I got a cake that read "Happy Birthday Purple"!
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Friday 21 May
By Kathleen
LOL Those atrocious cakes should make Buddy the cake boss just shudder
Saturday 22 May
By Cori
That's funny, because Safeway also did a cake for my sister's baby shower. She has to have things just-so, so she wanted to pick her own cake. She saw this cute cake with a blonde haired, blue eyed baby on it sucking his thumb. We're african american, so what she asked for was the cake, but she asked that they make the baby black. They made the baby black, all right. Pitch black. Instead of using the brown for the skin, they used it for the hair.
Wednesday 19 May
By Jo
I ordered a birthday cake from Safeway once and wanted it to say just "Happy Birthday" in purple icing. When I opened the box the cake read, "Happy Birthday Purple"!
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Thursday 20 May
By Illiterate Idiots
I ordered a cake for my nephew's birthday, and it read "Happy Birthday for my Nephew's Birthday" Some people need a double dose of common sense!
Wednesday 19 May
By Donna
The caption about the Homeschool cake was uncalled. Homeschoolers are some of the brightest kids out there. It is true that some homeschoolers are not socialized,but that is not the norm. Educate yourself before you speak. In doing so, you don't show ignorance.
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Wednesday 19 May
By Joe
Why so defensive, Donna? Was that your cake?! LOL
Wednesday 19 May
By lking4trbl
you really need to get the stick out of your butt Donna and learn to laugh a little
Thursday 20 May
By chris
i totally agree with you all of my grandchildren have been home schooled and they are all doing very well one has a phd another has an elecrical engineering degree and the others are all working on theirs
Wednesday 19 May
By Nancy
My thoughts exactly, lking4trbl. Lighten up Donna. It wasn't a personal attack.
Wednesday 19 May
By kar9iya
Homeschooled kids are weird - face it, they just are
Wednesday 19 May
By Daddy-O
If you had more of a social life you wouldn't be so touchy. HAH!
Wednesday 19 May
By Erin
I didn't even get it. What was so funny about it?
Wednesday 19 May
By martesa
Considering the cake is clearly on a party table (table cloth, stem glass nearby), it appears that whoever sent it in was family or friend of the child, so he/she clearly had a sense of humor about someone he/she cares about -- you should get one, too. Also, if you are going to criticize others for their "ignorance," then you really should try to do so with correct grammar.
Thursday 20 May
By Ralph Spence
Please don't be so sensitive. It may rub off on all the teaching you did at home, keeping your kid away from all those dangers of public school. Heaven forbid!!
Thursday 20 May
By Larry
Trouble with home schooled kids is their stupid parents in most cases.
Thursday 20 May
By ro
big deal
Thursday 20 May
By Ivana
Chris you must be older than dirt to have a grandchild with a PHD.
Friday 21 May
By poot
They're also some of the most bigoted ignorant, babied little mamma's kids around too, it was 100% called for. I've never met a homeschooled child that was introverted and sub par in all social skills.
Friday 21 May
By Anna
I agree Donna. I think those who don't care enough to homeschool their children are just jealous.