Is an ice cream cake...
- Thread starter LordOpie
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what are you getting married, queer?
yous getin' hitched?
My ex-wife could never understand how they could bake an ice cream cake without the ice cream part melting.
Cheesy, yes. Likely to melt? Probably. We got a nice cake from a bakery and served the guests Costco cake. No one was the wiser.
CunningStunt said:
Same here!!! wedding party got the expensive, other 500 peeps got costco Sheet cake
Ice cream cake is possibly the best thing in the entire world. I get alot of flack for being a full grown adult (i say that's questionable and I'm still fighting it) and demanding Carvel ice cream cake on my birthday. My mom always hooks it up when I'm home on the east coast but out west it's a little harder to find.
I never thought about it but I might damn well demand this on my wedding day too.
I never thought about it but I might damn well demand this on my wedding day too.
Ice cream cake at a wedding is tacky, get ice crean sandwiches instead!
Dairy Queen or Baskin Robbins Ice cream cakes are crappy and cheesy, but I have had some good ones from other places.
Coldstone Creamery made a good coffee one that had me twitching for 30 minutes.
Coldstone Creamery made a good coffee one that had me twitching for 30 minutes.
are you getting married?
Coldstone has some killer ice cream cakes.........Tenchiro said:
i vote cheesecake.
I vote for twinkie wedding cake 9and have some ice cream on the side)
If I went to a wedding and there was ice cream cake, I'd be doing the dance of joy.
If I went to a wedding, and IAB was doing his dance of joy...I'd have to leave
just as long as he wasn't doing the 'helicopter' because he was so happy........
Amen!dfinn said:Ice cream cake is possibly the best thing in the entire world. I get alot of flack for being a full grown adult (i say that's questionable and I'm still fighting it) and demanding Carvel ice cream cake on my birthday. My mom always hooks it up when I'm home on the east coast but out west it's a little harder to find.
I never thought about it but I might damn well demand this on my wedding day too.
My family gets me a Carvel b-day cake when I'm back in FL at Thanksgiving.
Carvel rules!
LordOpie said:
The Lord of Pie will have have the Lady of Pie to rule with.
I hope gay marraiges are recognized in CO by then. As a cyclist it is very important to have heath insurance. Does your prospective spouse have a corporate/goverment job? Congrats by the way......LordOpie said:
Can't be serious???LordOpie said:
Are you???Cheesy??? What about not classy at all.
If your looking for inexpensive you should look at your local grocery stores, they often make cakes for half the fraction of bakeries and look just as nice.
Its all relative. For LO it would be extremely classy.LittleBetty said:Can't be serious???
Cheesy??? What about not classy at all.
If your looking for inexpensive you should look at your local grocery stores, they often make cakes for half the fraction of bakeries and look just as nice.
Hey, Opie's e-stalker is back!
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I'm no stalker, I just speak the truth!!! Its a LAME idea.
It's your wedding. Do whatever the hell you want. Seriously. My wife started getting all caught up in the right cake, the right food, the right location, etc. but finally realized that it was our day and we could do it any way we wanted. What we ended up with was a very laid-back event, where we and our guests had a great time.
For the record, we had cupcakes.
For the record, we had cupcakes.
Yes, there are many ideas around the traditional wedding cake idea, I have seen donut cakes, cupcakes etc, but these are generally the GROOM'S cake and there is still a traditional wedding cake.say 10 said:
I just couldn't imagine going to wedding and getting served ICE CREAM CAKE. I would think I was at my niece's birthday party instead.
With the size of the stick that is obviously up your ass I'm pretty sure that you would never be invited to a wedding where something non traditional would happen.LittleBetty said:
DIVORCE HAS BEEN ALREADY!!!!LordOpie said:
No I don't have to marry the guy I'm living with to prove to people we are HAPPY!!!
Have you told your new girl yet how psycho you are with women and how you like to man-handle them in public places????
Why don't you tell all your monkey friends how you pulled a chair out from under me at a bar!!!
DRB said:
Yeah, I'm a snob I'll admit, but at least I don't come to a MOUNTAIN BIKING BOARD and pretend I know something about MTB when in all I don't even MTB!!!
RIGHT LO.
Not sure this is considered STALKING, I just answer to a post on a PUBLIC BOARD.LordOpie said:
Why YOU keep doing THIS? It's kind of funny in an annoying way 'cause I imagine you yelling random words in conversation. Maybe that's why Opie pulled your chair out.LittleBetty said:
