In Degraves St last night for a photo shoot (don't ask - another part of the Swedish journey), I was posing next to a graffiti laden walls when I spied a poster advertising a Comedy Festival show, the title of which intrigued me.
Judge for yourself, but given my definition of cake, I think the answer is a definite yes.
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I'm onto Buckingham Palace right now to find out...
I checked with your definition - so yes.
that's funny ;)
Shake n Bake.
If a whore brought a cake,
would it be an
Upside-Down Cake?
Devil's Food Cake?
Cream Sponge?
or just a
Layer Cake?
I want to know more about Miss Diarists the SWEDISH Meat Balls.
And Brian, any news?
Glad we think alike, Pat!
Ling, I'm starting to think my word has secretly caught on in Melbourne... and if it has in this case, I want 50% profits!
Ann, would that be a packet mix?
Ooh, F.G, I'd not thought about ti that way. It certainly wouldn't be babycakes.
Bwca, I shall investigate them thoroughly when in Sweden. Just for you.
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