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A vending machine whom serves slices of cake. God bless them, every one
3 years ago by
roudy89
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xvarnah
· 3 years ago
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@cakelover
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cakelover
· 3 years ago
There goes my spare change
At least I'm not spending it on stocks
@adam44
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adam44
· 3 years ago
I have only lost $13.00 good sir. You will lose your freedom when you steal the cakeatm.
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cakelover
· 3 years ago
You'll lose at Queensbury rules if you keep on making threats, old chap
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xvarnah
· 3 years ago
Ffs I read that as socks again and I just accepted it until you said you lost money on them
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adam44
· 3 years ago
Why would you bury the Queen? She still has lots of life in her.
@xvarnah
Technically socks are a depreciating asset.
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cakelover
· 3 years ago
I've lost money through buying socks before
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xvarnah
· 3 years ago
maybe *your* socks are a depreciating asset, mister dramatic
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adam44
· 3 years ago
I've lost socks through buying money before too.
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xvarnah
· 3 years ago
Holy socks
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mia_linay
· 3 years ago
It has rainbow cake!
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daxanddevin
· 3 years ago
I hope the “glass of milk” machine is right next to it.
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ratfink11
· 3 years ago
Whoever invented this needs to win the Nobel Peace Prize
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At least I'm not spending it on stocks @adam44
@xvarnah Technically socks are a depreciating asset.