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Anonymous asked in Entertainment & MusicPolls & Surveys · 1 decade ago

Someone brought carrot cake?

with cream cheese frosting in today. I have eaten about half of the pan but only the frosting. I left the cake is that rude, or do you think someone else may eat the remains? I also would like to know if cake crumbs in your cleavage is considered sexy at all?

Nasty I know how you feel about cake and what we do in private is nobody's business so......

Update:

Oh Nasty stop I can't take it.

Yes I did lick the frosting off the top yummy

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  • Anonymous
    1 decade ago
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    I love that kind of cake. Is this my early birthday present?? Do you have a camera phone, I want pictures of the crumbs.

    Source(s): I just rubbed a twinkie in my hair.
  • 1 decade ago

    If you took a slice on your own plate then you can do whatever you want with it. If you skimmed the frosting off and left the cake on the pan, then it's rude. If you ate the frosting off half the cake while still attatched to the pan... you just might be white trash. Learn some manners and learn how to share for christsake. And bits of food that didn't make it down you gullet are not sexy in your clevage. That's just being messy.

  • 1 decade ago

    That's pretty bad, to eat just the frosting off the top of about half a cake. Very selfish.

    And crumbs aren't sexy, guys might like cleavage, but they will prolly just think you're a grub if you can't get your food in your mouth.

  • A couple of things.....

    1st:

    Carrot Breading (It's not cake) is an abomination according to the Committee for Dessert Classification....we at the committee have deemed this carrot "cake" is nothing more than a conveyance for tasty cream cheese frosting....it is perfectly acceptable to remove said tastiness and dispose of the rest of carrots and sawdust in an appropriate manner....we recommend purging by fire....as carrots are nature's catalyst for fiery cataclysms. Carrot cake was the cause of the Fire that nearly wiped San Francisco off the map in 1918....

    2st:

    Oh C'mon La La EVERYBODY like a dirty fork every now and again!!!

    3st:

    Cake crumbs in the cleavage was how I lost my virginity....nothing is sexier than lil chocolate flakes of joy while you're doing the naughty naughty bump and grunt!

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  • Anonymous
    1 decade ago

    Next time you lick frosting off a cake...can I watch?

    And yes, having crumbs in your cleavage is very sexy. Maybe if you shake and jump up and down you might be able to shake them loose.

  • Anonymous
    1 decade ago

    I really am considering asking you on a date, because I am the exact opposite, I wipe all of the frosting off and eat the cake. I have yet to find someone to balance out my cake eating habits.

    I think you might be the one.

  • Anonymous
    1 decade ago

    Some weirdos (!) scrape away the "yucky" frosting because it's "too sweet" etc, so you're just balancing out the forces of the universe, when you think about it.

    Cleavage crumbs are hot.

  • Anonymous
    1 decade ago

    u know some people don't like frosting...can u just bring me the cake?

    u DID LICK the frosting off right?

  • Anonymous
    1 decade ago

    It's carrot cake. No one wants to eat that crap. And although I'm not particulary attracted by cleavage crumbs, it does give me something to munch on when I'm playing motorboat with you this evening.

  • Niffer
    Lv 6
    1 decade ago

    No, it is not rude...most of my family doesn't eat the icing anyway. but make sure you save me a piece with icing.

    cake crumbs are always sexy

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