Bread's Done meaning request

[Kerig]

Somebody please tell me what the meaning is behind Wombat's weekly "Bread's Done!" closing.

It's getting to the point where I imagine hearing it in other movies such as Shrek Forever After and it's beginning to really grind on me.

If the origin is in the first CAGCast that featured it, a quick point to which number it was will do the trick.

[Trenchalicious]

I can't pinpoint which one it was but I would guess around 210.

[WhipSmartBanky]

Yeast infection.

[mmaalyy]

You're right!

[Kerig]

Thanks, Banky. That definitely rings a bell. I'd still like to go back and hear the episode it was in.

[Katsu]

Anybody have the episode number where "Bread's Done" was first said or the one it was referring to?

[gaypunk]

I'm curious about this too.....

[bmulligan]

If you say "Bread's Done" three times in to a mirror, @Shipwreck will appear in your house.

[Katsu]

Anyone? Anyone? Bueller?

[bmulligan]

it sounds like one of those non sequitur production company vanity jingles you hear after random sit-coms. You know like , "goodnight Mr. Walters", "stoopid monkey", or, "sit, ubu, sit".

But, knowing Wombat, it's just some random bullshit he likes to do to screw with listeners. Like the way he mumble hums theme music to parts oif the CagCast

[Root Beer]

There was an episode in the middle of the summer when it was really hot, and Shipwreck claimed that he could bake a loaf of bread between his thighs. It got some lols, but at the end of the episode, someone said "Bread's Done" and a tremendous amount of lols were had by all. They've been saying it since then.:applause:;):D:applause::lol:8-)

[saunderscowie]

Breads done = finished