Doughnuts or Donuts
 

Whatever spelling, thank Adolph Levitt. In 1920 he invented the first automatic Doughnut machine.
Bigger asses to the masses.
He also founded the Doughnut Corporation of America who blessed us with a "cookbook" in 1947.

Get your day off to a well fueled start...

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Everyone knows salads are healthy and tasty too...

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Holidays, neighbors coming over for an orgy, or just Netflixing in your underwear, treats are a treat...

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May your days be donutty.

I don't care how you spell it just give me some please.

Cold Cokes and jelly donuts, the breakfast of champions.

Pepsi.

Dunnots?

I dunnonuts.

d o n u t
 

Way back in the post-Napster days, I was posting on AudioGalaxy-- an p2p file-sharing site that had message boards for artists, songs, and albums. Also, a "General Discussion" board where the general ƒuckery took place.

The site had been swamped by threads regarding "how many donuts can you fit on your cock?" and the owner, Michael had called for a stop to it. A bunch of people, including Michael, were in a private chat, when a user unwittingly logged in and posted a single word-- "donut" and was summarily banned from the site.

Would it be allowed to smoosh the donuts down, or do you have to lightly place them so that they retain their original shape?

See-- it really calls for a discussion to hash out the particulars!

I like the part where the reader is forced to imagine pastries on our genitals.

No smooshing down, must be loaded on a horizontal member so the weight of the donuts and the angle of the dangle come into play.

Never met a donut I might could get my dick in.

FF is telling me I spelled donuts wrong, so, doughnuts, I suppose...

Guess I should stop eating minis?

:p:

Three times, just for Box.

:lol: you're a dirty dog, Bruce. So now the donuts have to be 'regulation weight'

I once repaired, in the local dognut shop, a machine that stuffs creme into doughnuts. A replaced switch was destroyed again in less than two months by so much grease in the air.

That story is so hot.

(Quick guess: Yum Yum's, in Colmar?)

OK, it's monumental trivia time...

The British operation of DCA had its HQ in Gatehouse Road, Aylesbury.
I used to frequently drive past the premises.
Due to sale, takeover, merger, re-branding, or other corporate shenanigans, the site became home to Kerry Foods.
I haven't been that side of town for a while, but my recollection is that the buildings were demolished and the site was boarded up and vacant.

I told you it was trivial. :)

Light has been shed!

Thanks, Bruce. :thumb:

I once stopped there for a blueberry muffin. It apparently had a delicious creme inside. I never did this before or since. Turned around and went back for another.