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"Who hasn&amp;#x27;t had this problem as spotted over on Jezebel last night? You purchase a novelty cake pan shaped like a penis to make your BFF some XXX treats before you send her off into married life, and then your lovely little phallic pan just sits around, gathering dust! What are you going to do with it? Somehow, you don&amp;#x27;t think it will be appropriate for your niece&amp;#x27;s birthday or your grandparents&amp;#x27; anniversary, but it seems wasteful to just never use it again. Life is SO hard. Well, one creative woman wasn&amp;#x27;t going to let her penis pan quietly fade out of her life. Via her website, she tells her story: &amp;quot;I contacted the people at bachelorette.com to see if they had any ideas, but instead of giving me ideas, they laughed and sent me some more pans for free. Now, I have to come up with some designs you can make with a penis cake pan.&amp;quot; In truth, Bachelorette.com, which sells a variety of naughty pans and cookie cutters, actually created and sponsors the site. Evidently, they thought disposable pans like this would be a hit but were surprised when it turned out people kept buying the reusable ones instead. They wondered why, and then came up with this hilarious idea for a website. I&amp;#x27;m just um, nuts about every single one of their ideas. Here are a few of my favorites: A darling little elephant... A lighthouse, so appropriate for summer beach parties... For a destination bachelorette, why not do double duty and put your penises under a palm tree? And finally, with a little bit of magic, man parts transform into a wizard... For the other six brilliant cake ideas (with detailed recipes!), head on over to penispans.com. Good luck not peeing your pants! Which repurposed peen cake is your fave? P.S. I&amp;#x27;m still laughing at this too: *Accidental Penis, the Tumblr That&amp;#x27;s Going to Make Your Weekend Photos: Courtesy of penispans.com"^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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