Anyone cake buy “birthday cake” and eat it at any time. The bakery of supermarket does not ask for identification.
“Just saying you can get cake whenever you want. There doesn’t need to be an occasion, nobody checks for proof of a birthday, just buy a birthday cake and eat it” was posted on Twitter by Tesco on August 12, 2020. “Turns out you can just buy a birthday cake anytime and eat it yourself. Nobody checks” was posted on Twitter by Andrew Nadeau on October 20, 2021, and this tweet became popular.
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Tesco
@ginmhilleadh1
Just saying you can get cake whenever you want.
There doesn’t need to be an occasion, nobody checks for proof of a birthday, just buy a birthday cake and eat it
10:14 PM · Aug 12, 2020·Twitter for Android
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Andrew Nadeau
@TheAndrewNadeau
Turns out you can just buy a birthday cake anytime and eat it yourself. Nobody checks.
11:11 AM · Oct 20, 2021·Twitter for iPhone
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Philip Robinson
@unclenobheadCB
I was today years(39) old when I found out you can buy birthday cake anytime and eat it all to yourself! Nobody checks Man shrugging
3:14 PM · Oct 21, 2021·Twitter for iPhone
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Mike Crook
@MikeCrookWriter
So it turns out that one can purchase a birthday cake and eat it yourself. And nobody checks!
3:37 PM · Oct 21, 2021·Twitter for iPhone
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Takunda
@LiteTakunda
“Turns out you can buy a birthday cake anytime and eat it all by yourself. Nobody checks.”
2:33 AM · Oct 22, 2021·Twitter for Android
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Yokai Timepiece
@Tanuk_E
Pro tip: You can buy a birthday cake and eat it yourself. NOBODY CHECKS!
12:53 AM · Oct 24, 2021·TweetCaster for Android
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My Name Here
@summerisnigh
Turns out you can just buy a birthday cake anytime and eat it yourself. Nobody checks.
-Andrew Nadeau
11:26 PM · Oct 25, 2021·Twitter for iPhone
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Bob Golen
@BobGolen
Actually, you can buy a birthday cake anytime you want. Nobody checks.
10:18 PM · Oct 26, 2021·Twitter Web App
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UHBooster
@CrankItUpCoogs
Actually you can buy a Birthday cake anytime you want, because no one checks your ID.
10:28 PM · Oct 26, 2021·Twitter for iPhone
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