World's Oldest Wedding Cake

It's a fruitcake.

OF COURSE it survived.

They more than likely could have taken shelter UNDER the thing during the Blitz.

Is this the world's oldest wedding cake? Creation made in 1898 even survived World War II bomb blast

"Most wedding cakes barely survive the big day, with maybe just one slice being popped in a box to be preserved for posterity.

This one, however, is still intact after 113 years, making it what is thought to be the world’s oldest complete wedding cake.

The ornately decorated confection was made in 1898, during Queen Victoria’s reign, and is still in one piece despite a large crack in the icing caused by a Second World War bomb blast.

Once white, it has browned with age. But despite this, the rich fruit cake inside is said to be still moist."

Dispatches from Birtherstan - 15 February 2011

Dispatches from Birtherstan - 15 February 2011

In today's dispatches, another call for "patriots" to walk like an Egyptian. Seditionist Neil Turner is losing his love for Allen West. Sharon Rondeau has a mad because someone DARED to call her for what she is - an anti-American seditionist fomenting treason. The Senate version of Arizona's birther bill seems to be dead.

We have some polling showing why the GOP continues to play flirty games with the birttherstani. Dr. Orly shows the maturity level of a mean 12 year old. And the court tells Pam Barnett "No, you can't have new judge, not yours".