Because I wanted to post it
Evil when we are in its power is not felt as evil but as a necessity, or even a duty. - Simone Weil (1909 - 1943), Gravity and Grace, 1947
Evil when we are in its power is not felt as evil but as a necessity, or even a duty. - Simone Weil (1909 - 1943), Gravity and Grace, 1947
A new post, featuring the creepiest damn thing I've seen in a loooong time. It's a cake. It's a baby. It's a cake baby!
But getting back to this cake - I think the worst part is that the baby is staring at me. No, really - check out the right eye. [shudder] Dang, that would be spine-tingling even if it were a real baby, you know? (And can you imagine being the person who gets served that eye? Eeeek- I'm going to give myself nightmares.) Call me finicky, but I really can't eat anything that looks like its looking at me.
Still not creeped out? Then watch the video of this cake's construction. The final few seconds are the stuff horror flicks are made of ("The eye! It's opening! Aaauggh!!!).
So it looks like I survived another Lebowski fest. For this I am most pleased. The Old Man got back home from his motorcycle trip just in time for us to face this challenging event together. Friday night was a blast. Brian Posehn was hilarious. The band that opened for him was a hot mess, but it was worth it to hear the Lebowski-themed heckling from the crowd. Saturday was hot as Hades, so I took the nocturnal approach and slept all day, making sure I was well rested for the night ahead. The Old Man, having just spent 10 days in the southwest, took the heat of the day in stride and got to hang with the lovely ladies of DCRG for a while. At the festival, we saw many familiar faces and costumes, and a few surprising new ones. My favorite new costume? The Beaver Picture. I was dressed as a lump of Medina Sod. Hot and itchy, but I am willing to suffer for my art. The Ace of Cakes guy was there, and I got to eat what I believe was cake from the severed toe area of his Lebowski themed creation. Later that evening, I got stupid drunk and danced myself silly. I still ache from it. Good times.
What a weekend!