When we were very young, we learned how to place things in order: first second, third, fourth, fifth, etc. Some of us went on to decorate cakes that wished children a Happy Birthday with their age specified as an ordinal number. But occasionally, the numeric abbreviation for an ordinal gets messed up. Cake Wrecks has eight, count 'em, eight cakes with the ordinals 1th, 2th, and 3th. http://www.cakewrecks.com/home/2011/9/14/we-need-more-rooster-tears.html
Does the decorator have a lisp?
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um, why do you start describing ordinal numbers at the beginning of the post and then talk about birthdays which are of the cardinal order?
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Sorta like that Grover Cleveland article that refers to June 30st.
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Ah Cakewrecks, good for hours of making fun of illiterate pastry decorators!
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"Arasyn"? Is that how they pronouce "Allison" in China?
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furthermore, the messages are written in cursive--who under the age of 50 can read cursive anyway?
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