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“Kickass Cupcakes of the Day: Are you ready for some cupcakes? Super Bowl snack-themed cupcakes, that is!
Mix it up this Sunday with a batch of blue cheese buttercream frosted Buffalo Chicken Cupcakes from Cupcake Project.
They’re supposedly good!
Or if spicy cupcakes aren’t quite your thing, you could always try Sweet Simple Stuff’s Nacho Cupcakes instead.
They’re actually chocolate-flavored!
Or maybe just stick to traditional snacks what do I care it’s your party.
[cttc.]”](http://24.media.tumblr.com/tumblr_lyxusaY31M1qbecb8o1_500.jpg)
“Kickass Cupcakes of the Day: Are you ready for some cupcakes? Super Bowl snack-themed cupcakes, that is!
Mix it up this Sunday with a batch of blue cheese buttercream frosted Buffalo Chicken Cupcakes from Cupcake Project.
They’re supposedly good!
Or if spicy cupcakes aren’t quite your thing, you could always try Sweet Simple Stuff’s Nacho Cupcakes instead.
They’re actually chocolate-flavored!
Or maybe just stick to traditional snacks what do I care it’s your party.
[cttc.]”
Posted on February 6, 2012 via The Philter with 2 notes
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The term tai-pan (Chinese: 大班; pinyin: Dàbān) was originally used to describe a foreign businessman in China or Hong Kong in the nineteenth and early twentieth centuries. The Cantonese[1] colloquialism is now used in a more general sense for business executives of any origin. Its literal meaning is top class,[2] which is comparable to the English slang term big shot.
