@crocuta: That's one of the ones I like.

They don't really care about food, just liquids. (So you might have trouble if your filling isn't solid.)

@Melbelle: They might be the next "it" dessert, but "it" desserts are usually fairly simple. After all, I'd make just as much fun of someone who made a cupcake. Both whoopie pies and cupcakes are just simple ways of making a full cake.

#9 is perfectly captioned. That is all.

Whoopie pie? Seriously? The best professional pastry chefs can come up with for a decadent chocolate dessert is whoopie pie? That's an easy challenge, comparatively, when it comes to making dessert without a recipe.

Girl on the left: "Am I going to have to pull a Heidi Montag to keep people from noticing my coworker has snapped?"

@madgetheripper: I agree. If you aren't in it for an emotional connection, then the factors that go into that don't matter much. Who wouldn't have a different decision process?

Honestly, as much as I don't like Karl Lagerfeld, people throwing a luncheon in his honor probably ought to figure out what he likes to eat prior to the event.

@this_charming_one: You should start selling that.

@jvac88: Slaybelle was referring to this statement in your comment:

@FashionZebra: I wore a Betsey Johnson to prom, but not the one that makes me look like a cupcake.

@sugarhoneybabycakes: I own two of her dresses. I am not afraid to be costumey in real life.

@Rare Affinity: That is extremely disturbing.

@hydrozoa: I will not put my interest in comics in my profile then.

@bingofrankenstein: I don't sew much, but I think I'd use what little skills I had more if I could easily buy nice fabric. The closest store that I can get stuff at is Walmart, which . . . not so much.

It's hard to focus on the clothes when all the models look like they want to kill me.

@nicosocolorful: It's why I sometimes like Jessica Simpson. People keep trying to tear her down but she keeps doing her thing. Plus, her shoes are cute.

@ahleeeshah: Hey, I was hoping someone would take the easy joke.

@knightgee: But I'm a Cheerleader, kind of.

@Jabberwock: 'Saved' is an excellent and funny movie, though it still have female virginity loss creating a problem.