July 22nd, 2013
July 22nd, 2013
22 Jul 2013 · page 244 of 1306
Yeah, that's a sparkler on top.

Cast: Alexa King

Comments (36)

  • WitUnderPressure 13 years ago archived

    I'm sorry, did you need a hand? I couldn't hear you over the sound of my laughter

  • axioanarchist 13 years ago archived

    He's going to blame her, I just know it.

  • Phoebe 13 years ago archived

    Or maybe he'll ruin her cake too? She's dangerously close!

  • Yes 13 years ago archived

    He did not mind out.

    • =Tamar 13 years ago archived

      "Mind out"? Where do people say that? "Watch out," or" mind the rolling pin," yeah, but I've never come across "mind out" before.

      • Kate A 13 years ago archived

        Must be a British thing, it's an everyday turn of phrase for me!

        • Apvogt 11 years ago archived

          As an American (from Louisiana no less) I'm just gonna go ahead and say that British English is weird. Then a British reader is going to say American English is weird and then we will have that out of the way.

          • Fairportfan 8 years ago archived

            "Two nations, divided by a common language."

  • Me-me 13 years ago archived

    There is a first time for everything. But I bet this isn't the first time he's been such a dink.

  • Cooper 13 years ago archived

    Knocked off a counter by a clumsy baker, or placed there by a GHOST?

  • Michael Haneline 13 years ago archived

    I would move my cake out of the way of the impending fall zone if I was her.

  • Neska 13 years ago archived

    He should fall, end up covered in his own cake, taste it when some falls in his mouth, realize the cake is dry and the fondant flavorless, then flee the competition in tears!

  • Rolan7 13 years ago archived

    She did try!

    (out of professional courtesy and concern for the baked good, I suspect).

    • BaronHaynes 13 years ago archived

      She tried, but then let it happen when he interrupted her.

      >> RENEGADE +2

  • Fairportfan 13 years ago archived

    Hmmm. Jealousy hasn't been a Big Bad yet, has it?

  • =Tamar 13 years ago archived

    It would be incredibly cool if, as he falls, she successfully catches and rescues his cake. Out of respect for the baked goods.

  • Someone Else 13 years ago archived

    I'm betting that he blames her for this.

  • Magypsy 13 years ago archived

    He truly is the Buckley of the competitive baking world.

  • Marnath 13 years ago archived

    Pride comes before a fall. Quite literally, in his case. :3

    • Jerden 13 years ago archived

      I was going to say that! I guess we agree. Comedy like this is always funniest when they deserve it.

  • Volk0v 13 years ago archived

    I know the flavor is what matters, but... I can't help but feel that her cake is a little... Drab.

    • Kate A 13 years ago archived

      I'll have your slice, then!

  • RazorD9 13 years ago archived

    She tried. With trying to be the biggest person, it's as big as you could get with Lucas there.

  • evilvillain 13 years ago archived

    that's gonna hurt

  • Threnodi 13 years ago archived

    That was my thought too..can't have pride anymore! But yeah, no one seems that obsessive about posessing or eating the food, more that the two of them seem to have different skills and both feel threatened by the other. Envy does seem appropriate for that...I guess we'll see!

  • Threnodi 13 years ago archived

    Except for the pink ribbon, looks like her cake is the one from the cover, huh? : ) And Miss Nora looks like she has a Hotel Gula apron...

  • BaronHaynes 13 years ago archived

    Hey, you might be onto something there.

  • das-g 13 years ago archived

    If your winning makes sounds, you might not be doing it right.

  • Weird Oregonian 13 years ago archived

    That cake looks like it was meant for the Fourth of July in the USA... Let's over-analyze this! :D

  • Fairportfan 13 years ago archived

    "Envy" Aggh.


    I said "Jealousy". I knew it didn't sound quite right...

  • Golux 13 years ago archived

    Pride goeth before a rolling pin ride, eh?

  • mistrali 13 years ago archived

    Gluttony certainly fits, but I'd love it if it were something totally out of left field, like wrath.

  • Sturzkampf 13 years ago archived

    Congratulations to Mr & Mrs Ashwin on their wedding anniversary. I trust Mr Ashwin has learnt the three little words every husband needs to say to his wife regularly to ensure a happy marriage:

    "Buy it then."

    Even Gort learnt that one.

  • This guy 8 years ago archived

    Heads will roll ing pin

  • Fairportfan 8 years ago archived

    "A sparkler"?


    Would that be the USAian firework that spits sparks as it burns, or what i have been told by a UKian acquaintance is a term for a nefarious fitting for pub beer taps?


    {I just happened to look back and spot the author's note...}

  • Bag o Dice 1 year ago archived

    Oh dear

Events

ThoughtBubble
14 Nov 2026 – 15 Nov 2026
Harrogate Convention Centre

Manchester Megacon
31 Jul 2027 – 1 Aug 2027
Manchester Central