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@oneovertheoddsthatis WRONG. The first person to publicly disseminate the jelly doughnut myth was Len Deighton *from London, UK,* my dear friend. Why do you Brits always have to blame stuff on Americans? Not all of us are the obese, fry-eating, ignorant rednecks you people think we are.
That said, I do appreciate your addressing the myth. Like you said, not only was it perfectly fine; it was in fact the most appropriate way of saying what the President meant to say.
@oneovertheoddsthatis Sorry about that. I was speaking more in general. I do apologize, though--I'm kind of sick of Brits and Europeans in general cyber-bullying Americans everywhere. But yeah, as I said, the myth is more popular here in America of course because it's our president, but oddly enough it was a Londoner who first put it in print (and thence spread it out)
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That said, I do appreciate your addressing the myth. Like you said, not only was it perfectly fine; it was in fact the most appropriate way of saying what the President meant to say.
Kennedy, we still miss you.