Gingerbread monolith appears in SF park

[+ FreshFluff]

Anyone want to taste it?

https://www.kqed.org/news/11852841/christmas-day-wonder-gingerbread-monolith-mysteriously-appears-at-sf-park

 

[+ sync]

If it is an alien attempt to communicate, they need to understand that not all humans like gingerbread. ?

[Guest]

I think it must be a left over prop from filming of “Gingerbread Man - The Movie”

[+ harey]

If it is an alien attempt to communicate, they need to understand that not all humans like gingerbread. ?

Who doesn’t like gingerbread? ?

 

[+ FreshFluff]

I thought that a delicious 12 foot, er, monolith would be appreciated around here

[mike carey]

I thought that a delicious 12 foot, er, monolith would be appreciated around here

Some may have felt that was rather too much of a challenge. A lack of ambition perhaps, but still.

[+ friendofsheila]

If it is an alien attempt to communicate, they need to understand that not all humans like gingerbread. ?

 

The person who takes the first bite will then throw a candy cane into the air.

[+ Lucky]

It has since collapsed.

[TruthBTold]

I was not exactly sure what the big deal was. I could see if it was a replica of the George Washington monument.

[+ azdr0710]

Several copycat monoliths have appeared since the "original" one in Utah was discovered a couple months ago. It's become an internet/social media thing. Very clever San Franciscan(s) came up with this one! More to come, I'm sure.

Edited December 27, 2020 by azdr0710

[+ sync]

The person who takes the first bite will then throw a candy cane into the air.

I'm pretty much a holiday confection bust. I never liked gingerbread (sorry aunt Clara, I never had to heart to tell you), candy canes (don't like the taste of peppermint), fruitcake, jellybeans, cotton candy, or that god-awful ribbon candy ?