Failcake Jobs

joggerjayne | 00:20 Thu 24th Feb 2011 | ChatterBank

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So this week I took my GD and her pal to the Aquarium

... (although, really, they just wanted shop).

While we were in there, a lady walked through with a microphone, announcing the feeding of the giant turtles.

She was followed by ... "Sharkey"

Now, Sharkey was a man (probably) dressed in a foam shark outfit.

The girls decided that getting lumbered with being the foam shark for the day was a total failcake of a job.

Are there any worse examples of jobs where everyone thinks ...

"I hope I don't get lumbered with that job today!"

Prendy91

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factor-fiction

When I saw the title I assumed this was a question from mollykins- your only the second person since her that I've heard using that expression. Is it a southern/ young person's/ expression?
Should I use it at school to sound 'down with the kids'?

squarebear

I haven't heard anyone over the age of 16 use "failcake".

factor-fiction

Oops (before markrae sees it) - I meant "you're..."

NazNomad

I've never heard it before ...

joggerjayne

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I think it's a young thing, or a school thing.

My god daughter is home from school for half term, and she's been staying with me for a few days.

It must have rubbed off.

I'm guessing this makes me a bit of a grammatical failcake !!

=0)

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squarebear

Surely the word "failure" has less letters and would be quicker to type?

factor-fiction

A quick search on AB shows you have used it before, too.
http://www.theanswerb...ch.php?q1=failcake&t=

joggerjayne

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Crikey, talk about getting off the subject.

This whole thread is turning into a bit of a failcake.

squarebear

lol

joggerjayne

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