McD's- A contrarian view
Nov 4th, 2007, 08:08 AM
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GSteed - I avoid all "soft drinks" as a rule.
Good point Robjame.
It really isn't that hard to avoid ersatz foods, at least where I live.
When you're not used to the modified foods, they don't even taste good, never mind the possible health, econoomic, environmental, etc. issues.
Good point Robjame.
It really isn't that hard to avoid ersatz foods, at least where I live.
When you're not used to the modified foods, they don't even taste good, never mind the possible health, econoomic, environmental, etc. issues.
Nov 4th, 2007, 08:59 AM
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Nov 5th, 2007, 05:31 AM
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I loathe McDonald's, perhaps unfairly because of the movie Supersize Me, but admit that in Tokyo they are clean and a delicious alternative to Japanese food (which I am not wild about). Served by lovely ladies in clean, pressed uniforms of skirts and blouses wearing stockings and pumps, I almost felt like we were on Air Japan. I've never felt the need to eat in a McD's in Europe, though.
Nov 5th, 2007, 06:05 AM
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<to us The Beano is a kid's comic that's been around since God was an altar boy.
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God know's what it is to you lot. Do i really want to know?>
farce previously said the queues are a sign of a civilized society - but i ask you how civilized a society can it be that doesn't have beano?
