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Cory Doctorow at 10:48 pm Tue, Jan 27, 2009

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Kristen's Zombie Hello Kitty cake combines every wonderful thing: zombies, Hello Kitty, ganache, and trademark infringement. Well done that cake-maker!

Kristin's Hello Kitty Birthday Cake

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  • bbonyx

    Not filled with red velvet? tsk tsk tsk

  • allen

    That’s a really cool cake, but am I the only one who thought it was a kind of strange thing to do for a kid that young? It’s their kid, and I don’t know the first thing about parenting- but it seemed a strange gift for someone presumably too young to appreciate the ironic.

    Maybe I just find the idea of a (what- 8 year old?) having a sophisticated sense of irony depressing.

  • Antinous / Moderator

    How can she say “braaaaiiins” if she doesn’t have a mouth?

  • Anonymous

    Law nerd here. It’s not trademark infringement, as long as it’s a parody (clearly) and she isn’t using it commercially (from what I understand, she doesn’t seem to be selling the cake). Check it out, Harvard Law says so: http://cyber.law.harvard.edu/metaschool/fisher/domain/tm.htm#10

  • Manooshi

    Oooooh! I LOVE it!!! But yeah, man, WTF about no red velvet?

  • jackie31337

    Ganache or fondant?

  • EH

    Hello Kitty intentionally doesn’t have a mouth, you insensitive clod!

  • Anonymous

    awesome

  • Jane Kansas

    Nice list of wonderful things.

  • Robbo

    Mmmmm – maggots.

  • MaccyD

    On a Hello Kitty tip I have a drawing thats a slightly macabre take on the Hello Kitty theme over at my blog which Id love you guys to check out. The image is here

    http://3.bp.blogspot.com/_hJZrySXh5vQ/SM5AHoDM2kI/AAAAAAAAABU/iG6hddKnrTs/s1600-h/Goodbye_kitty_small.jpg

    and the blog is at – http://oddsockillustration.blogspot.com

    I hope you like !!!

  • Anonymous

    Why “hoppe birthday”?

  • seaninsjca

    @ Allen

    The cake wasn’t for my daughter, it was for my wife. My daughter loves Hello Kitty and thought it was a wonderful cake too. This was covered several months ago on hellokittyhell.com when I had it made. The cake was made by Debbie of DebbieDoesCakes.net

  • Anonymous

    I LOOOOOOOOVVVE it! I think your wife must have gotten a kick out of it! I know I would have loved it.