Stephan Pastis does it again. He may have the most creative sense of humor in comic strips today. Click the image to be taken to a larger version at the Pearls Before Swine Web page.
Who named it "urinal cake", anyway? What led them to that description? Sounds warped to me . . .
The 2nd definition of cake is:
ReplyDeletea) block of compacted or congealed matter
b) a hard or brittle layer or deposit
"Caked on deposits in the engine" is an example.
And yellow cake...uranium. Could be mistaken for urinal or Betty Crocker
ReplyDeleteIt is best to go to the comic website and read the comments.
ReplyDeletehttps://www.gocomics.com/pearlsbeforeswine/2021/04/29
The comments to Pastis's comics are the best, it seems liberals have trouble understanding Stephan.
Joe
Calling it a "pee target" might just solve a few problems. LOL.
ReplyDelete"Cake of soap" is likely the derivation. Though I do like the alleged sign some wag supposedly put up somewhere: [DO NOT EAT BIG MINT]
ReplyDeleteSmells even worse!
ReplyDeleteSign seen in a men's bathroom, "Please don't eat the big white mints".
ReplyDelete