Random Thoughts.....What Are You Thinking?

Remember in North America (Canada as well not just US) what's considered the norm is often different from Europe. Italians see our pizza and think "What the sweet crispy *** is this" after all. There was a cake we did in in college that shits all over the common conception of what a cake is that I want to post but I can't for the life of me remember what it was called.

torta di poco or piccola torta if online translation things are to believed.

moogle thief/bandit ftw /o/



Impossible, I'm a moogle :<

Tortina.

This sounds actually like an insult.

Totally just a sweet loaf of bread :p

Thats online translation stuff for you. :|

Screw cake and pie, I'll take these:

There's a brand of pizza rolls here "Tortino's" >.>

Why not a cake made from moz sticks though?

When I see rosemary on food I can't help but automatically assume it tastes bad. Cause it's the kind of stuff that you see put on food that needs a taste disguise.

The best thing with cake in the name is actually a huge traitor and causes pie to win the war.

Cheesecake is pie.

.-. I actually hate cheesecake with such passion... texture issue for me, and sometimes taste as well.

Actually it's a custard.

Let us not forget the glory that is ice cream cake.

Finally I'm not the only one. x.x

I don't like cheesecake.

Ya'll need to stop labeling not pie things as pies to win your battle. It just shows your desperation.

Edit: This is why cake wins, so many things can be a cake, but a pie can only ever be a pie.

Let's see pie beat this:











The pie is a lie!

now ice cream cake is amazing (as long as they don't make it too sweet).

Personally, I'm a fan of bread pudding myself.

Got a response from one of those Indeed applications...

"We got your resume, please go to our website and fill out..."

I get to the website and it is ancient. Most of the forms have character limits. It refuses to accept a PO Box as an address. Won't accept phone numbers without manually putting in the dashes.

I am half tempted to email them and say "Look here shitlords. I gave you my resume, you can tell if I am qualified based on that. Your website applications sucks and I am not going to waste my time on it. Either call me in for an interview or suck void."

That reminds me, there was a job at another location around here that I meant to apply to the other day. I should take care of that today.

Honestly I am filling this application out just to appease the unemployment office requirements to keep getting my money.

I secretly hope they do not call me.

So because cake seems to be all encompassing (put the word cake in front of anything and it magically becomes cake), what defines cake?

cake
kāk/Submit
noun
noun: cake; plural noun: cakes
1.
an item of soft, sweet food made from a mixture of flour, shortening, eggs, sugar, and other ingredients, baked and often decorated.
"a carrot cake"
an item of savory food formed into a flat, round shape, and typically baked or fried.
"crab cakes"
a pancake.
"buckwheat cakes"
a flattish, compact mass of something, especially soap.
"a cake of soap"
synonyms: bar, block, brick, slab, tablet, lump
"a cake of soap"
verb
verb: cake; 3rd person present: cakes; past tense: caked; past participle: caked; gerund or present participle: caking
1.
(of a thick or sticky substance that hardens when dry) cover and become encrusted on (the surface of an object).
"a pair of boots caked with mud"
synonyms: coat, encrust, plaster, cover
"boots caked with mud"
(of a thick or sticky substance) dry or harden into a solid mass.
"the blood under his nose was beginning to cake"
synonyms: clot, congeal, coagulate, solidify, set, inspissate
"the blood was beginning to cake"
Origin

Middle English (denoting a small flat bread roll): of Scandinavian origin; related to Swedish kaka and Danish kage .

Simple, catchy grooves and clever spoken-word rhymes.

Or were we talking about the food again?