Citations:done and doner

English citations of done and doner

• 2004 March 2, "Font of All Important Info" <dezbot@ix.netcom.com>, "Re: Off To Iraq", message-ID <icq740de0qmmcr7d6lll0u13s4mt2l28u8@4ax.com>, alt.fan.mark-brian, Usenet [1]:

  If you are a prayer - please pray.

  If you are a thinker - please think good thoughts. […]

  done and doner.

• 2004 March 30, Daniel Harper <daniel_harper@terralink.net>, "Re: New Flat Panel Monitor 'Flicker' Problem Under SuSE 8.1", message-ID <pan.2004.03.30.23.56.44.398409@terralink.net>, alt.os.linux.suse, Usenet [2]:

  It goes without saying that you should first consult the documentation provided by NEC with the panel.

  Done and doner. I checked the documentation to see what the Horizontal and Vertical Rates should be, and set them by hand to the proper numbers. No change.

• 2005, C. C. Ekeke, Star Brigade: First Renaissance, Trafford (self-published?), →ISBN, pages 199–200 [3]:

  "Well, if you can do eight tons with ease, I have no doubt you can whip up something. Get me a prototype by the end of the week."

  Khrome's eyes lit up at the prospect of a challenge, one that he'd love to sink his teeth into. "Done and doner, sir!" he saluted, half-mocking and half-serious.

• 2008, Katie MacAlister, Zen and the Art of Vampires, Signet, →ISBN [4]:

  " […] So I think the first thing is for me to get out of town. You think you can get a car?"

  "Done and doner," she said, saluting. "Then we'll go to the ruins?"

• 2011, Jonathan Evison, West of Here, Algonquin, →ISBN, page 143 [5]:

  "Where's my wet-locks, Krigstadt? I've got two hundred pounds of coho sitting down there and no wet-locks."

  "I'm on it, I'm on it," said Krig, with a salute. "Done and doner, sir."