Monkey_Monkey_Underpants
Not quite normal
So, yes. Birthday cake.
Now I know, for absolutely certain, that, on your birthday, cake is syn free.
That's a well known fact.
It must be in the book somewhere, in the small print - it's just that you can never find it when you look.
But that doesn't matter. It's a fact.
That's that.
So - that's taken as read.
But my question is:
Is it because Birthday cake is syn free?
Or is it just that there are no syns when it's actually your birthday?
It's a very important distinction, because if it's the former, then there are no syns even when you eat someone else's birthday cake.
But if it's the latter, then other people's cake is dangerous.
Does anyone else know?
What's the official line?
I need to know, pretty urgently, because I had to make a cake for someone's birthday today, and I REALLY want some!
Now I know, for absolutely certain, that, on your birthday, cake is syn free.
That's a well known fact.
It must be in the book somewhere, in the small print - it's just that you can never find it when you look.
But that doesn't matter. It's a fact.
That's that.
So - that's taken as read.
But my question is:
Is it because Birthday cake is syn free?
Or is it just that there are no syns when it's actually your birthday?
It's a very important distinction, because if it's the former, then there are no syns even when you eat someone else's birthday cake.
But if it's the latter, then other people's cake is dangerous.
Does anyone else know?
What's the official line?
I need to know, pretty urgently, because I had to make a cake for someone's birthday today, and I REALLY want some!