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time to make the doughnuts 

Meaning to start work, from the Dunkin Doughnuts commercials where the man who makes the doughnuts would state "time to make the doughnuts" when leving home for work to "make the doughnuts"
Just before the 5 O'Clock news team went on air the stage manger states "Time to make the doughnuts" to let everyone know they are about to broadcst
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time to make the doughnuts 

Meaning to start work, from the Dunkin Doughnuts commercials where the man who makes the doughnuts would state "time to make the doughnuts" when leving home for work to "make the doughnuts"
Just before the 5 O'Clock news team went on air the stage manger states "Time to make the doughnuts" to let everyone know they are about to broadcst

time to make the doughnuts 

A statement made in the morning (possibly before work) by a man to his partner indicating that he'd like some morning sex.
Jay woke up around 7 and started dry-humping Lucinda, stating "Time to make the doughnuts!"

time to make the doughnuts 

1.) A very happy time, characterized by extreme jubilation, often to the point of near retardation.

2.) Any time around 4-5 in the morning, as doughnuts require constant attention and hours of work to produce.
1.) BOB:"Hey Jerry, its Christmas"

JERRRY: "YAY! It's time to make the doughnuts!"

2.) "Whew, alright, a time around 4 or 5 in the morning. Time to make the doughnuts, brother."

time to make the doughnuts 

a gangsta thing to say when you get party lights on you
"Dang we gettin pulled ova--time to make the doughnuts!"
time to make the doughnuts by Ubran December 15, 2006
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