Caitin Bre  wrote:
My hubby would have told me that he was doing me a favor thinking about the calories he saved me.
Carrot cake I would be very pissed about though. Yummy.

I do carrot cake.
Now those date squares, I cannot do.

IDiivil wrote:


From this:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5PJddmfesaA

what did I just watch ?

scrymettet wrote:

what did I just watch ?

Some bitch in a micro-kini was eating Nicky Cage's cake.

Erin Holmes wrote:
If my husband did that he'd get about the same. But he knows I am SERIOUS when it comes to cake.

I'm bemused by the thought that someone would put their desire to eat cake over marital harmony.

cinema photography wrote:
I'm glad to hear the cake was, in fact, not a lie

This cake is great. It's so delicious and moist. Look at me still talking when there's science to do.

Damon Banner wrote:
bake a new cake.  Eat all of it minus one slice, which you can give to her.  problem solved

I may try this...

Alabaster Crowley wrote:

No. It's rude to eat someone's food.

They're man and wife.

It's community property ... LOL

Erin Holmes wrote:
If my husband did that he'd get about the same. But he knows I am SERIOUS when it comes to cake.

We should ALL be serious when it comes to cake (or brownies)

Erin Holmes wrote:
If my husband did that he'd get about the same. But he knows I am SERIOUS when it comes to cake.

Amber West wrote:
We should ALL be serious when it comes to cake (or brownies)

I can bake brownies too.
and cookies

NicoleNudes wrote:
Reasonable grounds for divorce.

Just sayin'

YOU ARE FORBIDDEN, from telling her about that
Don't be giving her any "IDEAS"...

Locutus wrote:
YOU ARE FORBIDDEN, from telling her about that
Don't be giving her any "IDEAS"...

Dude. You munched a piece of cake that she was obviously looking forward to. I'm sure the thought of dumping your ass has already crossed her mind several times. At this point all you can really do is grovel.

You screwed up. Embrace the grovel. Grovel HARD!

Do you have any bakeries near by? Yes, that was a hint.

Locutus wrote:
it was gooddddddd

The cake or being hit with the frying pan or both?

BlueMoonPics wrote:
I guess you've learned your lesson...
Never stand between a woman and her dessert.

Maybe, the lesson is 'get rid of the cast iron frying pan.'

MoRina wrote:
While she had that frying pan in her hands, why didn't you tell her that if she had used it to cook you breakfast, you might have left her the cake?

Not without it probably ending in this:

D-Light wrote:

Maybe, the lesson is 'get rid of the cast iron frying pan.'

Getting rid of that weapon won't do us men any good.
Women have all sorts of things at their disposal they can hurt you with.
Dishes, knives, Stiletto heals, your camera equipment... the list goes on.

Bare Essential Photos wrote:

They're man and wife.

It's community property ... LOL

In California, maybe.
Maine ins not a community property state.

If the cake was a gift instead of payment for services, it might be separate property, even in a community property state.

D-Light wrote:
The cake or being hit with the frying pan or both?

That is what I was wondering.

MoRina wrote:
While she had that frying pan in her hands, why didn't you tell her that if she had used it to cook you breakfast, you might have left her the cake?

HAHAHAHAHAHAHHA!