Supposedly that reads "Greetings Coworker," but it looks more like "Exploiker" to me. Regardless, it's nice to see a little Alien Robot lingo being used in the workplace. (Back in the day I was known to bleat out the occasional "EXTERMINATE!" when talking to the "parental units," but then a friend told me I was "too carbon-based" to pull off the 'bot vibe, so I stopped.)If there's ever a time to celebrate your individuality, though, it's your birthday:
So remember, Chris's sister: You are unique. Just like the rest of Chris's siblings.Of course, Chris's sister is older than Chris, so what do you suppose her first three birthday cakes read? "Happy Birthday, To-Be-Determined-Upon-the-Birth-of-Our-Next-Child?"
And for those picky people who want their actual names on a cake, bakeries are now offering some handy fill-in-the-blank form cakes:
Just pick out which awkwardly worded, misspelled message you would like, write in the name of your choice using the mismatched icing tube, and voila! One personalized, heartfelt Wreck!Generic Wreckporter, Becky F., and Carmen, thanks for all wonderful Wrecks.