Carls OWN opinon was Scon

Then because some boffin did some experiments and came up with Scone he decided to not be his own man and just nod his head like the church hill dog

Is it Scon? "Ohhhh Yessssss"

The scone is a British snack of Scottish origin.

The pronunciation across the United Kingdom is varied. Some sections of the population (nearly two thirds of the British population and 99% of the Scottish population, according to one academic study"1" pronounce it as /skɒn/ (to rhyme with con and John, the U English Pronunciation), and the rest pronounce it /skəʊn/ (to rhyme with cone and Joan, the Non-U English pronunciation). According to the Oxford English Dictionary, the word scone derives perhaps from the Middle Dutch schoonbrood (fine white bread), from schoon (pure, clean) and brood (bread). The word is attested in the Scots language long before it was in more general use in the English language.

its a sconeeeeeeeeeeee

Scon

Scon is what it says in my boffin link, which was devised by two German scientists in their laboratory located 37 miles west of Munich.

Edited at 18:55 Sun 6/01/08 (GMT)