Well, if a backyard swimming pool can be an attractive nuisance (requiring fencing) why can’t cupcakes have a similar legal principle developed for them? Unlawful temptation sounds suitable.
Used Mom’s principle last weekend. We had 16 leftover chicken wings; after I ate two of them to cushion my stomach against my bedtime naproxen, I repacked them into a 6-pack for myself (with asparagus) and an 8-pack (sans veg) for my wife.
Argythree over 6 years ago
Joe’s either gonna grow up to be a lawyer or a politician…
alondra over 6 years ago
He’s got a point. I doubt I’d be able to resist them either.
tcayer over 6 years ago
It’s a tin of six. There’s only FOUR of them in the family. He can have TWO for dessert!
Fontessa over 6 years ago
Joe’s right. It’s the kitchen corollary to the attractive nuisance doctrine.
Stan McSerr over 6 years ago
Those cupcakes should be taken out of the muffin pan.
kab buch over 6 years ago
I agree with Joe.
Charlie Fogwhistle over 6 years ago
Well, if a backyard swimming pool can be an attractive nuisance (requiring fencing) why can’t cupcakes have a similar legal principle developed for them? Unlawful temptation sounds suitable.
Night-Gaunt49[Bozo is Boffo] over 6 years ago
Joe wants to have another cup cake and eat it too.
gcarlson over 6 years ago
Used Mom’s principle last weekend. We had 16 leftover chicken wings; after I ate two of them to cushion my stomach against my bedtime naproxen, I repacked them into a 6-pack for myself (with asparagus) and an 8-pack (sans veg) for my wife.
Daeder over 6 years ago
It’s practically entrapment!
jmworacle over 6 years ago
It’s always someone else fault. Just ask Hillary…….
jmworacle over 6 years ago
It’s always someone else fault. Just ask Hillary…….