I can't believe that everyone is leaving out such a important part of the donut equation, the size of the hole! The good ol' boys you can hold up in the air with your finger stuck in the middle, even eat em that way if you want, and this gives at least one good extra bite per unit. Most places now, you pay half for the air with that hole so big it will hold a 27.2mm seat post. It is all in the meaning of 'nothingness', as understood in Japanese zen.
Dennis Young Hotaka, Japan
> A good bike frame can be judged by the preparation, execution, attention
> details of a rather 'ordinary' frame without extensive fluff.....
>
> A good b/w photograph that instills a feeling without the use of color is
> something by which many artists of the old 'f64' group were judged.
>
> A good donut baker, in my experience, should be judged by his/her glazed
> donuts(especially the French cruller-mmmy weakness)
> Larry Black
> Mt Airy, Md