[nw_arizona_granny]

Yes, it is a little like a honeycomb, but more like chicken wire.

The candles, could be dynamite or a missile

The grooms cake gets even more frightening, the simple answer is that there is a Kings Cake for the Mardi graw, (OK, I can't spell for beans today). It is a fancy cake with raisins in it, as I recall.

A grooms cake is usually chocolate.

There was a reference yesterday, and I am not sure where I found it, in one of my off-kilter searches to " a bio brick", Not sure what it was about, as the site was too big for my computer, but got the impression that it was something bio that was shipped in a cake form.

Some of the explosives (I think) are said to be in the cake form, C-4 comes to mind, but I don't know where I got the name, what I am thinking of is a putty like explosive, and it could be said to be in the cake form.

If you put the dynamite (candle-groom) in the cake (explosive), you will have a wedding and the bride will blow up and fly into pieces. (There, that is clear as mud and you have just read your first porn, written by a Great-Grandma)....................

[jerseygirl]

My son just took a look at the Jakel Nuke New York images.The first thing he noticed was that the picture was from the vantage point of a boat powering away. The first thing he noticed was the wake of the boat, obviously leaving NY harbor. (He has done alot of sailing). He said that the picture obviously showed that the nuke had been launched off of the boat, and the boat was speeding away.

Then I asked him what he thought of the chicken-wire pattern. His impression was of the desert-cracked sand. Since the cracks are shown with a nuke exploding, he said it was "scorched earth".

[jerseygirl]

Whoa!
I was also trying to remember back to some of their earlier threats. I do recall them saying that the Liberty Bell would melt. That kind of heat implies a nuke (or several) in Philly.

The Statue of Liberty is obviously a target (symbol). Poor New York City seems to be their major obsession.

[knak]

a king's cake has a surprise in it, traditionally a small plastic doll