Yeah, but is it food? (Read 999 times)

Earrings falling into food is far better than a Junior Mint falling into an operating theater.

yoi - i assume there's a story behind that?

yoi - i assume there's a story behind that?

I assume you never watched Seinfeld...

I assume you never watched Seinfeld...

darn, nope. although it's not like that couldn't happen. I just went to a Grand Rounds last week where they were discussing a case of a lady who had this giant tumor in her abdomen that turned out to be a forgotten surgical sponge. I wonder what a junior mint would look like by the time they got to it...

So disappointed. Thank goodness for Pitrunner. (Zoomy, unless you did get it, but thought to make a golf flick reference)

Yep...misplaced candy can be humorous.

Would the chef get in trouble for killing someone with an earring? I wonder if "death by earring" is grounds for plausible deniability?"

I think if you eat food prepared by a small bear, you're gonna have to face certain risks. FWIW, I recognized it as a princess - the crown and dress were a giveaway.

FWIW, I recognized it as a princess - the crown and dress were a giveaway.

whatever. Chefs have more fun.

cute. half birthday? do tell of this practice. can 41 year olds play?

I tried to establish 1/2 birthday as the bigger celebration for dd who's birthday is annoyingly close to Christmas. Especially in our family who tends to celebrate when we manage to get together so present fest starts in mid december and ends in mid january. That bites. Unfortunately grandparents have this THING about the "REAL" birthday.