nutcake

But this nutcake was a fruitcake and I couldn't believe anything that he said.

"You still talking about that nutcake I locked up?"

The boy hastily swallowed a mouthful of nutcake before saying in a suspicious voice, "Who's he?"

She even nibbled a little piece of nutcake- which meant the men could have some without having the tray dumped over their heads.

"They told us that breakfast would be coming along in a few minutes," she said, "and I smelled a nutcake baking.

"That nutcake was one of your cases."

Lord Osorkon was lost in thought as he licked the sweet cheese off a slice of nutcake.

There's vacuum-packed nutcake for dessert, if you want some."

But Jesse's the nutcake, the crazy aunt in fringe and boas you keep down in the basement.

This nutcake can't stay awake forever.

He must not disappoint the nouveau-riche nutcake.

The River Falls cops think her old nutcake pals helped her out."

Mikal quickly grabbed a nutcake.

Also one brick short of a load, one nut short of a nutcake, I thought grimly.

Nurian, the journeymaid Healer, asked as she accepted a nutcake from the plate Marian was passing around.

He leaned forward and pointed his finger at the two NUMA men "And they say I'm a nutcake."

Lot 8: Pair of brown suede stilettos, with a Ferragamo label, worn when it suddenly hit me in 1992 that Ross Perot was a complete nutcake.

Today New Norcia is increasingly well respected in Australian culinary circles for its quality bakery (built in 1886) offering breads, nutcake and biscotti.

He asks a rapping grandma who calles herself Fruity Nutcake, "Where did you get your name, Ms. Nutcake?"

Anyway, TED is a good, free online antidote to ignorance of the current world and, if you're an optimist, an often exciting harbinger of the future, regardless of reactionary nutcake billionaires trying to deny us that future.

But when Connecticut's Democrats turned the Nutmeg State into the Nutcake State, and New York and California primary voters threaten to perpetuate the messageering, it's time for even a card-carrying iconoclast to examine the downside of protest voting.

While Douglas Johnson, a spokesman for the National Right to Life Committee, dismissed Mr. Griffin as "a nutcake," abortion rights advocates used Mr. Price's word, "terrorists," in their calls for help from local and state officials and from President Clinton, Congress and the Federal Bureau of Investigation.