Thread: a doughnut poll

i'm just pleased a large majority of the OOT literati "get" it.

Quote: Originally Posted by 2/325Falcon Let's move this to a jimmies vs. sprinkles debate. I've never even heard of jimmies. Is this a joke?

Yeah, Groshries.

Quote: Originally Posted by garcia1000 http://www4.uwm.edu/FLL/linguistics/...aps/q_108.html 108. What vowel do you use in bag? c. [e:] as in "say" (8.42%) WHAT in philly, when people want a 'bagel' they ask for a "begel". pisses me off.

lol bacon penis donut.

Quote: Originally Posted by stabn Pretty sure you can be both. That's a solid point. -Al

Quote: Originally Posted by swingdoc I kinda doubt this is true in the midwest. I'm off tomorrow so I'll do some random sampling. (made this point already): I grew up in the midwest. I've never heard of long-johns before. I think most people I know in Ohio/Indiana would refer to those things as eclairs. Not positive on that. Think you should just refer to wherever you are from instead of the entire midwest. Because in my part...

Quote: Originally Posted by Eyedea Ummm what. golden shower, ldo

Quote: Originally Posted by kkcountry if you wanted a dozen of the first, how would you ask for them? Looking at it that way I'd have to say 'could I have a dozen of those huge eclair things please?'

Quote: Originally Posted by Triumph36 peenie wallie could be alaska/hawaii? The responses are broken down on the maps below. It's one clown in WI and one in TX.