A friend of mine got this cake as a leaving present from the physics students at UNSW.
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Yummy!
Dave.
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Farewell Cake for Engineers
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16 years ago
No half-digits on that one. Licorice laces were a good touch.
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16 years ago
I'd heard the oscilloscope cakes are high in fat. :P
I'd go for a chocolate spiraled donut that looked like a toroid inductor.... D from BC
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No doubt the slices were carefully metered ?
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16 years ago
revolting!
Don...
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16 years ago
Only the digital ones, they come with chips.
Dave.
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Amppressive.
Tim
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16 years ago
It was just a Fluke.
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You're right. It even has a malfunctioning LCD.
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Ahhh, must have been a Beckman?
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Or a Keithley, or a :-)
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How about this birthday cake for software engineers ;)
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Looks like it was written on a sidewalk... D from BC