Weird Wednesday Links: 2-Cent Walmart Lawsuits, Models Eating Spaghetti and Space Invader Cake Molds

Happy Weird Wednesday! Check out the top food links fit to share below.

Mary Bach recently sued Walmart for a price discrepancy of $.02 and won $100 in damages and $80 in court costs. [FindLaw]

Model Lindsay Wixon defies the notion of anorexic models with her latest photo shoots for Vogue Japan and Purple, in which she's depicted chowing down on a plate of spaghetti. [Fashionista]

Wineries are hoping to grow their digital marketing saturation with a new trick: QR codes on wine bottles. Will it work? [Wine Spectator]

Women who dine with men eat less than when they eat with other women. Do I smell the next fad diet plan? [NPR]

Space Invaders fans can make their own nerdy themed cakes anytime they please with this mold. [Perpetual Kid]

Pregnant women who eat a healthy diet give their babies a better chance against birth defects. [Wall Street Journal]

Even after tipping a female server $5,000 over the weekend in West Hollywood, Sean Parker is still just the Napster guy made famous by Justin Timberlake in "Social Network." [Gawker]

C.J. Wilson of the Texas Rangers dishes on his favorite foods. [The Epi-Log]

How does a rapper Lil Wayne ring in his 29th birthday? With a $400,000 watch and a birthday cake, of course, courtesy of Birdman. [AndPop]

These Salt and Pepper magic wand shakers let you pretend you're Glinda the Good Witch each time you season a dish. [Perpetual Kid]