The Ultimate D&D (read: gamer geek) Cake
 

Color me impressed!

Damn!!! Now what would the LoT cake look like? Bacon? Thurston?

let me just say

WOW!!!!!

WOW!!!!!!!!!

Whatever is at the other end of that URL completely freaked out the web proxies here at work.

Got screened about downloads and scrubbing and whatnot that I've not seen before.

Impressive! Did they order it from ace of cakes?

I couldn't be the one to cut it - such a work of art !!!

That truly is beautiful! And when a cake like this is cut, the inside is never very pretty. So glad they got pics, I am sure it cost a small fortune, and worth it!

Holy crap!

I also checked out the baker's other creations, and they're all too amazing!

Mike's Amazing Cakes

I wonder if he's ever appeared on one of the Food Network Challenges...

From an aesthetics point of view, I really hope the first slice was right through the neck with a very large knife.

It was not. Scroll down and you'll see they went ass-first.

The ass is the tastiest part of a dragon.

WTF???

What moron would stab a dragon in the butt with a sword!

Nincompoops! <- And I don't use language like that lightly.

Nothing like a good piece of ass....

I thought this was the guy from back home and I was right! I've seen his stuff at shows before.

Dragging this up to post this AWESOME story from Cake Wrecks:

Customer calls, lets the bakery know they'll be dropping of a USB drive with a photo they want on a cake.

Customer runs in, drops off the USB drive and alerts the nearest employee to it.

Customer receives the following cake:



True story

:snap:

No pic in the spoiler tag.

Btw, that site always makes me hungry...

Here it is:
That is too damn funny. Considering I have coworkers who have no idea what one of those things are, it's not too surprising.

These damn newbs are so annoying!

They must have hot-linking to the larger image blocked.

More geek cakes.

That jump drive story is awesome

My mom just told me her own cake wreck story. A few years ago, she ordered a cake for her sister-in-law, who is named Elvira, but who goes by the name Teeny. (I don't know how this got started, but it's what we all call her.) So, my Mom calls Wegman's and asks for the message "Happy Birthday Teeny." When she went to pick it up, she discovered that instead it read:

HAPPY BIRTHDAY FANG

Eventually, she and the woman behind the counter traced the mistake back to sloppy handwriting on the part of whoever took the message. The "T" became an "F", the two "e"s mushed together into an "a", the "n" stayed intact, and the "y" looked like a "g." Mom was quickly given another cake, and she tells me that Teeny probably wouldn't have found as much humor in the "Fang" cake as my Mom did.