I need to know....

[Psyber]

Donuts only if you are an uneducated North American. [It is like "tonite" and "thru".]
They were called Doughnuts because they were made from a dough.
i.e. "flour or meal combined with water, milk, etc., in a mass for baking into bread, cake, etc.; paste of bread."
Not- "2. any similar soft, pasty mass." or "3. Slang . money."
Although meaning 2. may apply to some of the plastic-like ones I've come across.

[Mr Beefy]

tonite i'm with psyber - doughnuts

[JAS]

tonite i'm with psyber - doughnuts

x2

Although I disagree with 'tonite'...tonight

...and while we're at it...
it's reckon not reakon

Regards
JAS

[fisho mcspaz]

doughnuts also

[JAS]

...and another one I've noticed around here...

If it's a curved coastline it's a 'bight'...if it involves teeth or insects it's a 'bite'

Regards
JAS

[fisho mcspaz]

And it's not a bloody shark-infested STRAIGHT, either

[Lunchcutter]

Wow, you need to drink more milk dude

Anyhoo, lets settle an argument for good now kids...

donuts or doughnuts?

i reckon it's doughnuts

[Media Park]

Homer eats from Donut King, and the Coles ones I buy for work are labelled doughnuts, so being Australian, I'm with the latter...

And I want them to bring back David Tench Tonight, not tonite... Mind you, I am guilty of that on Facebook...

[smac]

tonite i'm with psyber - doughnuts

x2

Although I disagree with 'tonite'...tonight

...and while we're at it...
it's reckon not reakon

Regards
JAS

Reakon is slang, based on the postings of Reakon Man on FootySA many years ago, those who use know it is incorrect I reakon.

[JK]

Was watching an old movie last night (Bachelor Party) and noticed a bloke wearing a Sports Jacket with the patches on the elbows.

Obviously I've seen this plenty of times in the films, so now I need to know:

a) Was this really a trend?
b) If so, WTF was it???

[The Ash Man]

Was watching an old movie last night (Bachelor Party) and noticed a bloke wearing a Sports Jacket with the patches on the elbows.

Obviously I've seen this plenty of times in the films, so now I need to know:

a) Was this really a trend?
b) If so, WTF was it???

Happy to be corrected but I believe that originally it was a shooting jacket which had a leather patch on the shoulder to protect it from the gun.
The elbows had "matching" patches as a fashion statement

[JK]

Was watching an old movie last night (Bachelor Party) and noticed a bloke wearing a Sports Jacket with the patches on the elbows.

Obviously I've seen this plenty of times in the films, so now I need to know:

a) Was this really a trend?
b) If so, WTF was it???

Happy to be corrected but I believe that originally it was a shooting jacket which had a leather patch on the shoulder to protect it from the gun.
The elbows had "matching" patches as a fashion statement

Bloody hell, learn something new every day .. Thanks for that mate (lol you might have have just given me the biggest load of BS then and I have accepted it no questions asked)

[Johno6]

Ive noticed alot of guys wearing cargo sort of pants with patches on the knees....

are these in fashion now? if so... why?

[JK]

Ive noticed alot of guys wearing cargo sort of pants with patches on the knees....

are these in fashion now? if so... why?

Because you cargo wrong with them?

[White Line Fever]

Ive noticed alot of guys wearing cargo sort of pants with patches on the knees....

are these in fashion now? if so... why?

Because you cargo wrong with them?

You had me in stitches

[Johno6]

haha, unfortunately ill admit i chuckled also... smart a$$!!

[Bully]

carmel....
Said Caramel here in aust but said car-mel in US. And its spelt Carmel here in aust but we say it caramel??

[Johno6]

so am i spelling it wrong or sayin it wrong

[The Ash Man]

carmel....
Said Caramel here in aust but said car-mel in US. And its spelt Carmel here in aust but we say it caramel??

Ive never seen it spelt Carmel.....

[Mr Beefy]

My carmel knowledge is pretty limited but I too have never seen it spelt carmel