I found it! The one thing that bacon DOESN'T make better.
Courtesy of Jen at Cake Wrecks.
http://cakewrecks.blogspot.com/2010/1...
Beware... you can't un-see it.
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ahahaha love it!
reminds me of that old dancing baby video that went around the internet like 20 years ago.›6 Replies-
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re: ttoommyy
*slaps whippersnapper thoroughly*
There was an internet a lot longer ago than that! Kids these days . . .
The internet began in 1963 as the brainchild of scientists working for the defense industry. Arpanet was rolled out in 1969. By 1980 the Arpanet was shut down as it's functionality had been totally subsumed into the commercial internet. By 1994, we were celebrating the 25th anniversary of the Internet, and the number of users was doubling every year.
A few years ago I saw a TV news show doing a piece on Internet usage. At one point they asked some college kid what he thought of the increasing number of "older" people on social networks such as Myspace. The kid said, "Oh, I think it's GREAT that people as old as 40 are figuring out how to use the internet!"
Grrrrr! Whippersnapper! Who do you think INVENTED it???? LOL!
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re: ZenSojourner
I think tomytomy is confusing the Internet with the World Wide Web, which didn't really get off the ground until the late 1980s (although even that is more than 20 years ago now). Before the WWW we all got our jollies chatting about food (and pretty much everything else) on Usenet.
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re: ttoommyy
The dancing baby meme started on the Internet. I guess Ally McBeal picked it up (never watched that program). I bet it's still around somewhere.
The question was "Was there an internet 20 years ago?" - yep. Dancing babies or no dancing babies, the internet has been around a loooong time.
Almost as long as me . . . >:D
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is it wrong that this just made me wonder how i could go about constructing a bacon diaper for myself?
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Could be that there is something wrong with me, but I think it's hysterical. Not saying that I'd eat it, but then I don't like meat loaf.
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re: Philly Ray
Well, not the same baby (and not the same level of, uh, skill), but here's a before-and after:
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