I’ve become even MORE GERMAN now

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American living in Germany - I AM SO GERMAN NOW!
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@WantedAdventure 3 года назад

Thanks so much for watching! How many cake idioms did you count in this video?😁🎂🍰

@typxxilps 3 года назад

And suddenly I asked myself where Mr. German Man's thoughts are cause usually he would be the right to talk about such progress in germaness.

@ytube2950 3 года назад

Hello. Only make English versions of your videos because German versions or at least the one you consider German has no place. It’s shameful to put out such a bad draft. You've climbed a descending degree in this language and it doesn't get better. Do you really think you are improving in German? Frankly, without wanting to hurt you, it just gets worse and worse. No, really, the A2.1 degree would be at best and again, we are talking about oral because in writing, it must be more serious. It’s not bad to say that to you because I am well aware that my English is not perfect, but at least I admit it. As far as you are concerned, you need to give yourself some illusions. But I can see the reaction of the other Germans who must find it pathetic. In addition, your gestures behind a microphone, your smile, your effects, the gestures of a 5-year-old child, everything is artificial. What good is it for you waving and shouting in front of a microphone. Take real lessons in pronunciation, grammar and construction of German syntax before you take the video in German. We don’t believe for a moment that you are sincere. As if you are making fun of us as a German, to caricature us, there is only one step. In short, have a more professional attitude because bragging about expressing everything you want to say in German with a lexicon of about 300 words (and again, I remain generous not to offend you), it is called a lie. , a deception. Of course, with videos, you can edit them (cuts, shifts, arrangement, etc.), to give the appearance, but in fact the bar is too high and that makes you unhappy. It is not enough to be in a country to speak the language fluently (even if this can help), you have to work on the essentials and also write (complement the oral). Far too little effectiveness for you for a necessarily very lean result. As for the comments of the aficionados, go your way, I give my opinion only with the authors of videos. In all kindness.

@minervamcgonagall3911 3 года назад

@@ytube2950 Wenn sie deutsche Video drehen will kann sie das tun. Sie müssen sie ja nicht ansehen.

@gtidenis191 3 года назад

Greetings from switzerland much love too you dear

@1103beka 3 года назад

I never thought about cake as a dessert... To me is is a meal in itself, therefore I would never eat it directly after another meal.

@naneneunmalklug4032 3 года назад

True. I was scratching my head as to what other time you'd possibly eat cake. After dinner you eat dessert, not cake. Imagine a Bienenstich or Schwarzwälder Kirsch after a hefty dinner, so weird.

@Geekomm 3 года назад

I don't really don't care about the time at all. Cake is still cake. 🤷🏻‍♂️

@CLechleitner42 3 года назад

Cake has to be eaten as early as possible obviously, if only for the health advantage! Left-over cake is a perfect breakfast ;-)

@seorsamaclately4294 3 года назад

So true. Even as a kid I wasn't a breakfast person (Kind, du muschd was esse), but I could get down a slice of Marmorkuchen from Sunday as breakfast before school.

@xyzz232 3 года назад

We always have three cakes at a birthday party, so everyone can choose between different types of cake. There is a positive side effect to this: we always have a lot of cake left to eat the days after the actual birthday. Since I love cake, I sometimes can't resist to eat it in the morning after the birthday for breakfast 🍰☕🤤

@felizitash3661 3 года назад

#CakeintheAfternoon - because cake is not a desert! Cake is... cake! It belongs in the afternoon! Pudding, ice cream, mousse, fruit salad, jelly etc. etc. - those are deserts. Cake. Is. Not.

@feemuller7107 3 года назад

This has nothing to do with the video, but am I the only one who thinks she looks just like Anne Hathaway? Cake in the evening is a bizarre concept for me :D Kaffee und Kuchen am Nachmittag bitte!

@ronitb5650 3 года назад

How are you doing videos in two different languages. Amazing. 👍🔥

@Tredecimus 3 года назад

Preferably #cakeintheafternoon but basically: Kuchen geht immer.

@sonic8486 3 года назад

this!

@xMissCamelot2 3 года назад

Cake enhances the taste of coffee, so definitely team afternoon! Something HAS to go with the coffee!

@andrewcram6032 3 года назад

Amusing and pretty corny which I love. I think you have progressed impressively over the last decade integrating into the German culture and you are a huge inspiration to me to keep improving past the intermediate level as I try to structure my life so I can emigrate into Germany and adapt to their culture as well.

@kenzieduckmoo 3 года назад

You should do something with German Girl in America 🤣

@schneeroseful 3 года назад

I would prefer passport two or NALF

@rockyracoon3233 3 года назад

Dana and Felicia need to have a meet up!

@bigscarysteve 3 года назад

What's become of Trixie?

@sagaliaheidemarie3745 3 года назад

Cake in anytime. Its Most Dilicous if you are hungry. And Birthday cake for Kids necessesairly with candles. For adults its More an Option

@JostSchwider 3 года назад

👍 for the "Kaffeeklatsch"! 👍 - _also_ for the YT algo! 😊

@irmgardkoloska9826 3 года назад

Another big birthday cake related difference between Germany and North America (in my case, Canada) is that in Germany the "Geburtstagskind" provides the cake, whereas in Canada it is considered sad if one makes ones own birthday cake.

@derschattenpoet 3 года назад

#cakeintheafternoon the evening is not a place for cake, it's the place for BBQ. But BirthdayCake also with candles is totaly a thing in Germany, too. But I gues more at birthday-partys for children rather than an adult celebrating his/her day.

@tommay6590 3 года назад

Dana, you missed the point, you should celebrate your success in americanising your German Husband…🥳😆😅😂🤣

@langly27 3 года назад

I'm not so much of a what time do we have cake. It still depends. I prefer a coffee cake or a sliced of iced lemon loaf if I'm at Starbucks. As long as there is coffee to go with the cake.

@alexZWL 3 года назад

In the Netherlands it's birthday cake with the first round of coffee doesn't matter what time of the day. On an normal day just when drinking coffee

@absolutelynot7993 3 года назад

Is it true that the baked goods there are not as sweet? Because that sounds amazing! I lived in Germany as a kid but I don't remember those details.

@irian42 3 года назад

Not everything isn't as sweet. I would say anything chocolate, fruit or cream based is less sweet, but if something is for example caramelized it's just as sweet.

@absolutelynot7993 3 года назад

@@irian42 Oh ok. I have been thinking about cake a lot! Haha But I don't to make something super sweet. I never add frosting since the cake is already very sweet.

@TheScarvig 3 года назад

@@absolutelynot7993 the greasy sweet frosting stuff is definitely in the minority in germany. sure there are some like frankfruter kranz that are quite heavy on the buttercream, but i would say for everyday afternoon cake there is just a few special types people tend to eat on special occasions and they are called "Torte" compared to the ones with no frosting or buttercream called "Kuchen"

@absolutelynot7993 3 года назад

@@TheScarvig I have tried a couple of times to make frosting and it's always gritty because there's so much sugar. When I look at a recipe and it says "2 cups sugar" I think to myself, "Um... No." and I try to make it with less. Still can't make frosting. I give up. I've tried 3 or 4 times and it's just too much. I shouldn't need 2 or 3 cups of powdered sugar.

@EricB256 3 года назад

Cake in the afternoon all the way.

@kilsestoffel3690 3 года назад

Coffee and cake is more a snack in the afternoon than a dessert. My childrens birthday partys in the seventies began mostly at 3:00. When everybody has arrived, we had cake, not with coffee, but with cocoa or juice. Then playtime with different games. The party ended with a simple dinner, often wieners with potatosalad.

@beebee2022 3 года назад

Cake for breakfast!

@Squidvin 3 года назад

Becoming more german is not a good thing. I think a lot of germans should become more american. Maybe that would make them a little friendlier and nicer. I really can't stand how rude and disrespectful most germans are. That's one of the reasons I don't want to live here anymore. I am german but this doesn't feel like my home.

@ultimativerHexer 4 месяца назад

In Great Britan you have 5 o'clock tea, in Germany you have "Kaffee und Kuchen" at four.

@annaholzmayr9546 3 года назад

I'm watching this while eating cake😂

@robertkoons1154 3 года назад

Kaffe und Kuchen- what do working people do? I can't imagine German businesses breaking in mid afternoon for a cake break. Or is it a snobby thing like British tea, where the entitled rich stop for tea and pastries. I'll bet no Kaffe und Kuchen at Siemens, Krupp, Mercedes or BMW.

@leoleoleo995 3 года назад

It‘s not actually a daily thing but more of a weekend/ special occasion one. You do it when you have guests or on a relaxing Sunday. But if there is cake it will normally be eaten in the afternoon.

@robertkoons1154 3 года назад

@@leoleoleo995 In US non stay at home mothers in a neighborhood get together (one on one) once or twice a week for a coffee break where they discuss kids and catch up on neighborhood news, and arrange carpools. A coffee cake is the usual side dish. Kaffee und Kuchen seems similar.

@johanneshalberstadt3663 Год назад

The thing is: Cake isn't considered a "dessert" food in Germany. At least not mainly or strictly. It stands in it's own. It's cake. It's a treat, it's a "Süßspeise", but it's its own thing for its own occasion.

@FiddlingJoker 2 года назад

I know this video is mainly about cake, but I can't find your other video where you talked about Germans not wishing each other a happy birthday before their actual birthday. I think one reason for this difference from the US is where the focus of the sentiment lies, and this difference in focus is expressed in the words used in the two phrases: In English you wish some a happy birthday, so you are expressing your wish/hope that their birthday will be a happy day for them. So it makes more sense to express that wish before the actual date. In German, the phrase is "Herzlichen Glückwunsch zum Geburtstag" oder "Alles Gute zum Geburtstag". The "zum" in this case means "on the occasion of" - so what we're saying is that "On the occasion of your birthday, I wish you luck/happiness". The focus is not on the day of the birthday itself, but rather on the coming year. So what we're thinking when we say "Herzlichen Glückwunsch" or "Alles Gute" is something like: "Now that you have completed another year of your life, I wish you all the best for the next year of your life." Sometimes the phrase (on birthday cards and such) is actually "Alles Gute fürs nächste Jahr" or something similar. Maybe think of it like New Years' Eve. If you said "Happy New Year's" to someone before midnight on New Year's Eve, that would feel strange, right? I think it's the same with birthdays for us Germans.

@Tete-lh5ij 3 года назад

Neither. My boyfriend is ukrainian and always wants to eat leftover cake for breakfast. So I gradually became a cake-for-breakfast-person as well.

@beckymoran321 3 года назад

I can get onboard with afternoon cake!!! I love cake!

@FiddlingJoker 2 года назад

Have to agree with several others here. (I am German.) Cake and Nachtisch (dessert) are two different things. If you asked me to name all the deserts (i.e. sweet things you eat after a savory meal) I could think of, I would not have included cake. Maybe, after running out of ideas, I would have added something like a fruit tartlet or something, but actual cake? No. Cake is much to heavy to have after a full meal. It's its own meal.

@hellkitty1442 3 года назад

I can have cake anytime. So, not only in the afternoon or evening, but also in the morning. Hey, you don't have to prepare anything. And something like a cheesecake or a fruit cake is a nice breakfast! (I don't talk about huge, fancy cakes, because, well, I never really had those as a child, but you're everyday simple cakes) Only two weeks ago I had sweet waffles with cream, choclate chips and fruit as lunch with my sister. Because we felt like it. So what?

@treefrog1018 2 года назад

Hmm...I shall try having meine Kaffee und Kucken in the afternoon than after dinner. I love dessert but I don't like to eat so close to bed time. *Adds Kuchen to the grocery list* Today after my half day at work, I shall have Kaffee und Kuchen. 😋

@marajade9879 3 года назад

I don't even think us Germans define cake as a "desert", at least not a typical one. Whether you're at a restaurant or at home eating more than one course, a typical desert would be mousse au chocolat, tiramisu, a fruit salad, ice-cream, apple strudel, etc. Not cake though. It wouldn't be totally strange to have cake for desert, but just not something Germans would probably expect as a desert. I also prefer cake in the afternoon. Pieces of cake you get at German bakeries are often quite large. I wouldn't be able to eat a regular-sized dinner and then a piece of cake for desert. It's much more comfortable to eat the cake in the afternoon when your belly isn't already full. As for having candles on your birthday cake: This is something I associate with children's birthday parties. Up to the age of 10 I would have birthday cakes with as many candles as I was years old. After that the candle business would just get out of hand, so you don't do it any more. Sometimes, as an adult, you do get a birthday cake (often baked by one of your loved ones), but then they typically put just one candle on it, instead of say 30.

@fonkbadonk2957 3 года назад

I would say that birthday cakes are definitely normal and quite common (way more so for kids' bdays) here, but in no way are they a set in stone must-have requirement. The candles however - yeah. After your teens, the cakes would become rather over encumbered with them, and for some cakes they are hard to... "mount" properly. Thus many go for a single large candle in a proper stand, maybe next to a nice bouket of flowers, and the cake on its own. For when to have cake: I never really though of cake as a desert. WAY too heavy for that imho. To me it really is a stand-alone dish, and the sfternoon spot is quite fitting for it. What probably plays into this difference here is that in the US, dinner in the evening is the main "heavy" meal, while in Germany it usually is lunch. In the evening, you'd often just have a slice of bread with cheese or wurst, maybe a salad or even just a cup of yoghurt. Basically just enough to get you through to bedtime without getting proper hungry, but not so much that you will have to sleep on a full belly. As such, Kaffee und Kuchen in the afternoon could maybe be seen as a "late desert" for lunch.

@bjoern0975 3 года назад

In Germany, cake is not considered a dessert. It is a "süße Backware" - sweet baked good - which is supposed to be had along with coffee or tea in the afternoon. Usually, when we have guests or are invited over to family or friends, we'll meet at "coffee time" in the afternoon and start off with some cake or other baked goods (such as waffles - which are not a breakfast food here). And later, in the evening, there is going to be dinner and after that dessert - in addition to the cake from the afternoon. But dessert is never cake. It's usually ice cream, some kind of pudding, or other creamy specialties - like "Herrencreme" or Italian "tiramisu". Well, occasionally there may be a tiny piece of cake (Küchlein) along a scoop of ice cream. But that is a more recent trend, copied I think from U.S. style desserts.

@Julia-rn1pi 3 года назад

Team cake for breakfast 😂 but yeah, i'm german and never thought of cake as dessert. So it has to have it's own meal which is obviously in the afternoon. On sundays

@LigH_de 3 года назад

No, "die Vesper" is not a desert to the lunch, it is an own meal. That's why it is timed in the middle between lunch and dinner. Similar to brunch. Nutrition experts tell you to better have smaller meals more often, so rather 5 than 3 per day. And being stuffed from a hearty lunch, you may not have any more room for a cake anyway...

@verapapp-bongartz8799 3 года назад

Cake is just not a dessert in Germany. It is a meal on its own. My family is eating cake for breakfaat on the birthday. On the other days by 3 30 pm

@andrerosema6500 3 года назад

Sounds like you are absorbing the germanity of from your stephan o.O

@michaelpytel3280 3 года назад

#Cake24/7/365 unless it is coffeecake which is more of a morning or afternoon snack.

@AnillusionNL 3 года назад

Hmm, interesting about the birthday cake differences. In the Netherlands, usually cake gets served. But it's common that when a guest arrives they get offered cake with their first drink. Doesn't matter if they arrive early or late. The whole thing with the birthday candles and singing a birthday song is usually only done with children and usually gets timed so at least the grandparents are there to witness, but yeah usually very early in the party. After becoming a teenager, the birthday candles thing disappears and it's more an adult party. Unless your friends think otherwise ;). At least that's my experience.

@annezimmermann5534 3 года назад

🙄....... 😆

@angelanagel4272 3 года назад

I am team "Cake right now, immediately, as soon as the idea crosses my mind"... 🤣

@dieterbuchholz7275 3 года назад

Cake in the afternoon is the natural god given time frame to eat this delicious pastry.

@franz1102 Год назад

of course in the afternoon with coffee, I don´t eat much cake anyway, but when, then in the afternoon

@ArielPronouncedREL 3 года назад

#CakeInTheEvening or #CakeInTheAfternoon? Yes. And also #CakeInTheMorning.

@BenjaminDierdorf 3 года назад

#cakeAllTheTime

@BeautifulAngelBlossom 3 года назад

cake in the morning

@janstar8064 3 года назад

#cakeintheafternoon all the way 😄

@chrishorst6993 2 года назад

Cake at anytime with me

@lazyperfectionist1 3 года назад

😳 Dana... 🤔 Alles Gute zum Geburtstag?

@sonic8486 3 года назад

#CakeInTheAfternoon Kaffe und Kuchen rulez

@bigscarysteve 3 года назад

The last time I had a birthday cake or a birthday party was when I turned nine years old.

@tinasesselmann8170 3 года назад

Generalizations are tough. If you're talking about customs and traditions, yes, in Germany and other parts of Europe you have an afternoon cake/pastry tradition. That doesn't mean cake for dessert or in the evening is unheard of here. My late grandma preferred leftover cake in front of the TV at night. She never had a savory snack, like chips or pretzels. She was all about that cake.

@untruelie2640 3 года назад

In my family, we always eat birthday cake. When I still lived with my parents, they would usually prepare the cake on the evening before my birthday and then they would "present" it to me in the morning, before everyone had to go to work or to school. I never liked classical "birthday parties", so we would instead invite my grandparents for a sunday "coffee and cake" (you know, with porcelain dishes and a special tablecloth) - there would be of course even more cake. :D But that's not surprising, in Saxony, this "coffee and cake" thing is an essential part of our culture.

@Seegalgalguntijak 3 года назад

This isn't fully true! We had family birthday parties, when someone had their "round birthday", like one of the grandparents turning 80 (long time ago), they usually rented a room in the local event location (i.e. a restaurant or town hall with a connected restaurant for caterin), and it was usually during the evening, so it started at around 5-6pm, then there was dinner at maybe 7 or 8, and it went on until later in the evening, and cake was served around 10 or 11 pm before everybody left. With smaller family parties, they usually start around 2pm and then there's cake & coffee at around 4pm, with the party coming to a close just after dinner was finished at maybe 8-9pm.

@Opa_Andre 3 года назад

On "normal" days, if at all I mostly eat cake at breakfast time as I'm not that much used to a coffe & cake time just for myself in the afternoon. However at any family events we are used to do coffee & cake in the afternoon as well as eating left overs late in the evening after dinner. So likely at 9-10 pm. In reghards of birthday candles on a cake - this is done typically something for children's birthday parties and rarely on an adult birthday party.

@nijinoshita3301 3 года назад

I actively dislike the concept of desert, not because I dislike sweet stuff, that is fine, I dislike that it replaces the aftertaste of my dinner that I most probably enjoyed... so I tent to eat sweet stuff at other times, like the afternoon ^.^ also another difference, we don't have a birthday cake flavor... everyone just serves their fav cake

@lenastorm6280 3 года назад

I can only speak for my (austrian) family, but we only eat cake in the afternoon, usually with coffee. (Except for me. I eat cake all the time.)

@Haegar 3 года назад

For me, eating cake is not linked to a meal, and mostly an afternoon thing. I would not even group cake with dessert at all - never in my life had cake directly after lunch or dinner, only other desserts like ice, pudding, fruits - eating cake was always its own thing. And cake can replace a normal meal, I don't think it unusual to have the leftover cake from yesterday as a lunch the next day - and then something cooked only at dinner time.

@lazyperfectionist1 3 года назад

Cake in the afternoon or the evening doesn't make much difference to me. Cake is cake. It might taste kind of funny depending on its flavor, but if it's good at the _one_ time of day, it's good at the _other._ It seems kind of weird to me, though, to have it with _coffee._ Surely, it's much better with _milk._

@Alfadrottning86 3 года назад

hm .. i do not think we have a time of the day for cake here. When i was a child, i was only allowed "sweet deserts"-like stuff after the sun went down (meaning all day sweets in winter ... no sweets at all in summer, maybe a little technique to make us children happy during the dark times). We do not have tea time / coffee time here. Now as an adult, one can eat cake whenever one feels like it - there are no customs or traditions for it. I do not like cake though

@MonicaTheMad 3 года назад

I'm both -- when I'm with family it's in the afternoon and when I'm with other Canadians it's after supper.

@JulieT.. 3 года назад

I always had a cake for my birthday. It was usually always a baked cake but I changed it up this year and made a cheesecake for my birthday. 🍰 Hey cake is good anytime of the day or night 😆 😊

@ZaraEBike 3 года назад

Cake in the afternoon is great. Just as good as afternoon tea at home in the UK. Munich has some great places for coffee and cake :) #cakeintheafternoon

@TomTomson81 3 года назад

Cake in the morning, at noon, in the evening, it doesn't matter. I rarely eat cake. Usually at coffee time, but once the cake is there, I eat it whenever I have an appetite. But I don't see the need to eat anything at certain times in general. I ate whenever I'm hungry.

@jerometsowinghuen 3 года назад

Sometimes there are differences between culture of American and German, birthday is one of them.

@anni2595 3 года назад

I could eat cake all the day. My friend is from a viölage and for him it is a must have to eat cake at afternoon.

@MrMegaPussyPlayer 3 года назад

4:42 I think I just figured out why I never can remember when it is lunch and when it is dinner. Even if we don't do Kaffee und Kuchen, we eat snacks called Nachtisch. Which are usually served after you're done with lunch, but in the US that happens after dinner. So, reading English lecture my mind was placing dinner in the middle of the day. Depends on the region we eat Kaffee und Kuchen, or Nachtisch, or both. So you might still chewing your lunch, and might get served cake (or another sweet snack) only to get cake again a few hours later as a meal before dinner. Incidentally, even if we have a saying that goes otherwise*, lunch is the biggest meal of the day, while dinner usually is smaller. That reflects in the name as well Abendbrot (alternative name to Abendessen). Meals in Germany in the Order from Morning to evening (might differ on region): Frühstück, Brunch*², Brotzeit*², Mittagessen (+ Nachtisch), Kaffee und Kuchen, Abendessen/-brot. After listing that: Now I'm surprised the Germans aren't a lot fatter than they are. *=Man soll frühstücken wie ein König, mittagessen wie ein Edelmann und abendessen wie ein Bettler. *²=Not actually native to the region I live in, nor the one I grew up in.

@Torfmoos 3 года назад

I think i am in both teams. There is no special time for a cake. Cake is timeless ...

@lazyperfectionist1 3 года назад

_"It was a pleasure babysitting Kevin!"_

@mrmoshpotato 3 года назад

Great amount of American idioms!

@vbvideo1669 3 года назад

I'm in team #CakeInTheAfternoon - nice video! :)

@19Nell82 3 года назад

Ich kann unter dem deutschen Video nicht kommentieren, daher hier. Ich bin team nachmittag, aaaber wenn Kuchen vom Vortag übrig ist, esse ich auch gern ein Stück zum Frühstück statt etwas anderes.

@LigH_de 3 года назад

That's no surprise; but is it bad?

@janini1232 3 года назад

Hold on, I thought it was „You can’t eat your cake and have it too“. 😳 Have i been using that wrong all the time? (Because to be able to eat your cake, you have to have it first. So i thought eating goes first, because it is impossible to eat the cake and then still have it, and the idiom means „something impossible, asking for too much“, right?)

@bigscarysteve 3 года назад

No, the expression is, "You can't have your cake and eat it too." The point you're missing here is that "have" is used in the sense of "keep." If you eat your cake, you can't keep it around as well. The point is that Americans make a big deal out of decorating birthday cakes. First you enjoy looking at the cake, then you enjoy eating it--but once you've eaten it, you can no longer enjoy looking at it because it's gone. But yes, the import of the phrase is to ask for something impossible.

@lazyperfectionist1 3 года назад

"You _may_ not be able to have your cake and eat it _too-"_ -is such an odd phrase. I mean how impolite is it to eat someone _else's_ cake? 🤷 When _I_ gain possession of a piece of cake, it's not so I can hang onto it for someone _else_ to eat. That makes _no_ sense.

@bigscarysteve 3 года назад

You're missing the point of the expression. It has nothing to do with another person being involved. The point is that birthday cakes are made to look beautiful, and so people enjoy looking at them. However, they're also made to be eaten. Once you enjoy eating the cake, you can no longer enjoy looking at it because it has perished with the using.

@stephanteuscher6583 3 года назад

There is only one solution: take away his German passport and give him an american one. Then send him away and marry me! 😊

@Sleepover137 3 года назад

Birthday candles we mostly only do for kids I think. Basically until the number of candles get to many to handle - around 10 for me :D Honestly, I eat cake at every time of the day :'D I mean the afternoon still feels like the right time but I will also swap ANY meal for cake if you let me XD And at a party I also start with dessert/cake :'D If there is no form of cake at a birthday party I am also very disappointed :( But I just really love cake of all sorts and shapes. So #JustGiveMeCake

@bigscarysteve 3 года назад

I remember giving my father a card for his 60th birthday which read, "We could put candles on your birthday cake--but it would be easier to just set fire to the lawn!"

@Sleepover137 3 года назад

@@bigscarysteve Hahaha :D Yes that's the idea XD Maybe also my mum just couldn't be bothered with it :D

@MrMegaPussyPlayer 3 года назад

#CakeInTheAfternoon Actually any time but the evening. There is the believe, that if you eat too heavy in the evening, it gives you nightmares. Well, heartburn is more likely, tho. Also since a few decades now I've broken out of the whole fixed meal scheme, and since a few years I have to be careful what I eat when and how much. Aging isn't fun.