Today, I made two cakes. One for my boyfriend's birthday tomorrow, the other for my family so they wouldn't eat the birthday cake. I came home to find they ate half of each. FML
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cristy91 33
Okay, to answer a few questions: yes, the flavors were the same. Yes, my parents knew I'd be baking two cakes. The reason they ate from each is that my grandma put the "family" cake in the fridge without telling anyone, so they assumed the remaining cake was for them (grandma is a little forgetful). No, I can't combine them, I used "half" but it's half for one and a bit more than 1/3 from the other. No, not putting laxatives, I love baking and they bought me more ingredients to use.
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sarkaar 30
slam the remaining halves on to their faces. sort of like Tom and Jerry.
lionkat456 28
Let me guess, you made different flavors? Or they felt like being jackasses.
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cristy91 33
Okay, to answer a few questions: yes, the flavors were the same. Yes, my parents knew I'd be baking two cakes. The reason they ate from each is that my grandma put the "family" cake in the fridge without telling anyone, so they assumed the remaining cake was for them (grandma is a little forgetful). No, I can't combine them, I used "half" but it's half for one and a bit more than 1/3 from the other. No, not putting laxatives, I love baking and they bought me more ingredients to use.
TrinityisLife 22
Next time, ice "Happy Birthday" on one and "Enjoy!" on the other like someone suggested earlier. If Grandma forgets again, at least the writing will prevent another frustrating day. =) Happy Birthday to your boyfriend!
cristy91 33
I typically do, but his mom wanted the top plain because she bought these really awesome Happy Birthday candles.
mkid232 15
At least they didn't do it outta spite like the FML sounded like.
Ms_ValS 27
There's always a grandparent involved somewhere in an FML
xgetxbentx 13
Fyl, but at least they bought you new baking stuff. I guess next time try writing "family" on the cake in frosting and let them know you labeled it. Plus it'd turn it into a bit of a joke.
erin37 27
Did they eat the 1/3 or is it a 1/3 remaining? If it's a 1/3 eaten you can still make a whole cake. That really sucks though. I feel your pain.
Pareidolia101 15
Take both halves and put them together and get one complete cake. If your good at cake decorating, you can maybe make it look like one flawless cake.
Meggles33 1
How does this even qualify as an fml if the problem was resolved and you get to bake again which you love to do anyway?
thesubbybubbies 9
Who are they?
TheOnlyKittyKat 15
OP's family.
Futacy 30
Two halves make a whole, right? Make a whole, OP, MAKE A WHOLE!!!
MidnaLink 35
Please read #32.
cmb8280 24
Well if grandma and everyone else got confused about which cake to eat, I have to ask: Why didn't one of them say 'Happy Birthday'? They kinda couldn't have screwed that one up.
anythingmustbe 18
Read #32
icychil 13
Well one could still have said "family" or "enjoy" or "you are not invited" :)
worldclassrager 41
Put the other halves a together...they may not match but still it's a full cake...
CharresBarkrey 16
A half and a third do not make a whole.
ButlerOfChaos 7
Replace the missing part with icecream.
Omniprism 15
Notes. They're good for communicating.
russfml 31
I've never been good with fractions but two halves make a whole doesn't it? Put em together lol :p
JayySkyline 15
Who does that anyway? I can't believe they couldn't just eat the cake you gave them. The nerve of some people...
kt520 7
Did you even read OP's response?