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How To: Plan A Robot Birthday Party For Kids

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This is part of a little party planner from Betty Crocker about how to throw a happy-fun robot-themed soiree for a child including a creepy-ass robotic cake (and I thought you were cool!). Also, who would have thought meatball hoagies and turkey-spinach (I will whip your monkey ass, Popeye!) wraps were the perfect accompaniment to A CAKE OF DEATH? Not cool, Betty, not cool.

Favorite Betty:

Crocker
White

Snap, replaced by a Golden Girl! That speaks volumes.

Robots Rule! Birthday Party [bettycrocker]

Thanks to Jenny, who knows a good old fashioned dino-party is the way to go. Rawr? RAAAAAAAWR!

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