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Title : "Proud mom orders ‘Summa Cum Laude’ cake online. Publix censors it: Summa … Laude."
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"Proud mom orders ‘Summa Cum Laude’ cake online. Publix censors it: Summa … Laude."
WaPo headline.Publix has a computers system where the customer types in the words they want on a cake, and some bad words — including "cum" — are simply automatically censored. So this is just a hilarious screw-up by a company with a convenient but unsophisticated automatic system for getting writing onto cakes.
But what happens next? I think we should all laugh, Publix give the family 10 free cakes and tweak its computer program so that "cum" is okay when it's followed by "laude" (though I'm capable of thinking of ways to get to the sexual use of "cum" in a phrase that follows "cum" with "laude").
But no. This is America, and there must be outrage.
Jacob was “absolutely humiliated,” [his mother Cara] Koscinski said to The Post. “It was unbelievable. I ordered the special graduation edition cake. I can’t believe I’m the first one to ever write “Summa Cum Laude” on a cake. Koscinski said she then had to explain why the grocery store censored “cum” from Jacob’s cake to her 70-year-old mother.If the boy is so "humiliated," why go to the media and connect his name forever to sensitivity to "cum"?
Jacob didn’t eat much of the cake after that but his mother says the chocolate and vanilla cake was delicious.
Koscinski called Publix on Monday and explained the situation to the assistant manager. She said she doesn’t want this to happen to anyone else in the future. Publix offered to remake the cake. She declined.
“No,” she said, “you only graduate once.”
WaPo headline.
Publix has a computers system where the customer types in the words they want on a cake, and some bad words — including "cum" — are simply automatically censored. So this is just a hilarious screw-up by a company with a convenient but unsophisticated automatic system for getting writing onto cakes.
But what happens next? I think we should all laugh, Publix give the family 10 free cakes and tweak its computer program so that "cum" is okay when it's followed by "laude" (though I'm capable of thinking of ways to get to the sexual use of "cum" in a phrase that follows "cum" with "laude").
But no. This is America, and there must be outrage.
Publix has a computers system where the customer types in the words they want on a cake, and some bad words — including "cum" — are simply automatically censored. So this is just a hilarious screw-up by a company with a convenient but unsophisticated automatic system for getting writing onto cakes.
But what happens next? I think we should all laugh, Publix give the family 10 free cakes and tweak its computer program so that "cum" is okay when it's followed by "laude" (though I'm capable of thinking of ways to get to the sexual use of "cum" in a phrase that follows "cum" with "laude").
But no. This is America, and there must be outrage.
Jacob was “absolutely humiliated,” [his mother Cara] Koscinski said to The Post. “It was unbelievable. I
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ordered the special graduation edition cake. I can’t believe I’m the first one to ever write “Summa Cum Laude” on a cake. Koscinski said she then had to explain why the grocery store censored “cum” from Jacob’s cake to her 70-year-old mother.
Jacob didn’t eat much of the cake after that but his mother says the chocolate and vanilla cake was delicious.
Koscinski called Publix on Monday and explained the situation to the assistant manager. She said she doesn’t want this to happen to anyone else in the future. Publix offered to remake the cake. She declined.
“No,” she said, “you only graduate once.” If the boy is so "humiliated," why go to the media and connect his name forever to sensitivity to "cum"?
Jacob didn’t eat much of the cake after that but his mother says the chocolate and vanilla cake was delicious.
Koscinski called Publix on Monday and explained the situation to the assistant manager. She said she doesn’t want this to happen to anyone else in the future. Publix offered to remake the cake. She declined.
“No,” she said, “you only graduate once.” If the boy is so "humiliated," why go to the media and connect his name forever to sensitivity to "cum"?
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