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Clodfobble · 03-13-2004, 08:20 PM

I just overheard this exchange in the livingroom:

Megan is 5, and really loves cooking. She got a just-for-kids cookbook for Christmas, and she and her daddy were going through the desserts section, trying to decide which one to make later this week.

They come to an entry called "Chocolate Pudding Cake," which involves a layer of chocolate pudding topped by a layer of chocolate cake. He reads out some sidebar text to her, which states that "When this crazy cake is baked, you can have your cake and pudding, too. The cake is on the top and the fudgy pudding is on the bottom."

He explains that the first part is a joke, a play on "have your cake and eat it too."

Megan pauses, and then cries out, "Oh, I get it! They say the pudding is on the bottom, because it looks like poop and poop comes out your bottom!"

03-13-2004, 08:20 PM	#70
Clodfobble UNDER CONDITIONAL MITIGATION Join Date: Mar 2004 Location: Austin, TX Posts: 20,012	I just overheard this exchange in the livingroom: Megan is 5, and really loves cooking. She got a just-for-kids cookbook for Christmas, and she and her daddy were going through the desserts section, trying to decide which one to make later this week. They come to an entry called "Chocolate Pudding Cake," which involves a layer of chocolate pudding topped by a layer of chocolate cake. He reads out some sidebar text to her, which states that "When this crazy cake is baked, you can have your cake and pudding, too. The cake is on the top and the fudgy pudding is on the bottom." He explains that the first part is a joke, a play on "have your cake and eat it too." Megan pauses, and then cries out, "Oh, I get it! They say the pudding is on the bottom, because it looks like poop and poop comes out your bottom!"