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I agree with you. In case they haven't noticed, scarfs have been a hot fashion trend for the past few years, and knitters have been cranking out one of a kind designs and helping the yarn industry.

It's too bad they didn't use a little common sense. Rachel Ray is about as American as apple pie and Chevrolet, so I hardly think she'd be sending a subliminal message. Now, Malkin on the other hand...

BTW, I don't remember a flat-bottomed cruller, but I loved their plain dunkers. The worst mistake they ever made was changing their recipe a few years back. There's donuts just don't taste the same anymore.

I agree with you. In case they haven't noticed, scarfs have been a hot fashion trend for the past few years, and knitters have been cranking out one of a kind designs and helping the yarn industry.

It's too bad they didn't use a little common sense. Rachel Ray is about as American as apple pie and Chevrolet, so I hardly think she'd be sending a subliminal message. Now, Malkin on the other hand...

BTW, I don't remember a flat-bottomed cruller, but I loved their plain dunkers. The worst mistake they ever made was changing their recipe a few years back. Their donuts just don't taste the same anymore.

It must be Freaky Friday. I corrected my typos, hit reenter, and somehow ended up with two comments - one corrected and one uncorrected.

Sigh...TGIF.

I thought you might get a laugh out of this related cartoon.

This wouldn't have happened if we had the man who got up early to make the donuts was still with us.

Kathy, the flat-bottomed cruller is fairly new, replacing the old, round, phallic cruller. Hmmm, now what does that say about me?

Lev, he's still around - that was me. Oh wait, you said make the donuts. I thought you said eat the donuts. I'd say about 98% of my arterial sludge is due to Dunkin' Donuts.

What nonsense! Even if it was a kaffiyeh, who the f*ck cares?!

Yep. Strange times we live in, Kvatch.