Cupcakes, Why ?

[garbon]

Get annoyed by trends a decade after they became a trend?

[mongers]

Get annoyed by trends a decade after they became a trend?

Here's a clue, much of the rest of the world doesn't give a flying fuck for what goes on in hipsterville 5,000 miles away. 

[Eddie Teach]

Here's a clue, much of the rest of the world doesn't give a flying fuck for what goes on in hipsterville 5,000 miles away. 

Much of the world doesn't give a flying fuck what goes on in their own town, so won't start threads whining about some cupcake shop opening. 

[Josquius]

Shops selling them aren't the most common of things. They appear over night sending ripples of "WTF?" throughout people who walk down that street, then, just as quickly as they appeared they dissapear due to the stupidity of their existence and nobody wanting to spend 5 quid for a cupcake.
I noticed this trend several years ago and have wondered similarly about them. Some people just have more money than business sense alas.

[Barrister]

Get annoyed by trends a decade after they became a trend?

Here's a clue, much of the rest of the world doesn't give a flying fuck for what goes on in hipsterville 5,000 miles away. 

Hipsterville?

There was a cupcake shop in the fucking Yukon, man.

[Tonitrus]

Get annoyed by trends a decade after they became a trend?

Here's a clue, much of the rest of the world doesn't give a flying fuck for what goes on in hipsterville 5,000 miles away. 

Hipsterville?

There was a cupcake shop in the fucking Yukon, man.

It seemed like plenty of hipsters roll into Whitehorse over the summer.

[Habbaku]

Get annoyed by trends a decade after they became a trend?

Here's a clue, much of the rest of the world doesn't give a flying fuck for what goes on in hipsterville 5,000 miles away. 

Hipsterville?

There was a cupcake shop in the fucking Yukon, man.

Desolation is in this season.

[Gups]

Cupcakes became trendy in London a couple of years ago and the bakclash against them has already been and gone.

They aren't the same as fairy cakes. A faircake is all about the cake, there is just a thin layer of icing. A cupcake has loads of icing.

[Brazen]

It's part of the baking trend that makes underemployed women feel like they're justifying their existence and undersexed women feel loved.

Way too sweet for me, I feel imminent diabetes just looking at one. Instead I plan to kidnap the handsome man who hands out cheese samples at Liverpool Streee station and take him home to hand-feed me cave-aged Gruyère.

[Darth Wagtaros]

Food Network made the hype by having all those shows dedicated to cupcake making competitions.  I've been in at least two cupcake stores, and you pay almost as much for one cupcake as you would for a cake in other bakeries.

[FunkMonk]

Take it easy, cupcake.

[Darth Wagtaros]

NO!

[garbon]

Seriously. Don't want to shop in a cupcake store - don't go to a cupcake store.

[Darth Wagtaros]

NO!!

[Ed Anger]

I want a cupcake now.