McDonald's and the Gay Agenda

[bah]

im a christian.. nd i dnt get it lol
wat do gays and christians hv to do with maccas?
oh and i work at maccas
Rik xx

[LuLu Ford]

I tried a Big Mac. They put cheese on it now, but it seemed to taste just a little bit better than before in spite of the cheese.

[ltndncr59]

LuLu Ford wrote:

I tried a Big Mac. They put cheese on it now, but it seemed to taste just a little bit better than before in spite of the cheese.

Didn't they always put cheese on a Big Mac? I seem to remember when I was very little insisting that my Big Mac be made with no cheese.

(By very little, I mean in the early 60's. Was MacDonald's around then, even?)

[fuzi]

ltndncr59 wrote:

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Didn't they always put cheese on a Big Mac? I seem to remember when I was very little insisting that my Big Mac be made with no cheese.
(By very little, I mean in the early 60's. Was MacDonald's around then, even?)

Yes, it was. When I was young, my Mom and Dad would occasionally tell us on a Saturday that "We're going to McDonalds for dinner" and my brother and I would cheer so loudly. We'd get in the car and drive the 25 miles to the nearest McDonalds where a family of 4 could enjoy burgers, fries and shakes for about $5. What a treat that was to us then.

[LuLu Ford]

ltndncr59 wrote:

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Didn't they always put cheese on a Big Mac? I seem to remember when I was very little insisting that my Big Mac be made with no cheese.
(By very little, I mean in the early 60's. Was MacDonald's around then, even?)

Probably, perhaps I just did not remember.

[hoodathunkit]

ltndncr59 wrote:

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Didn't they always put cheese on a Big Mac? I seem to remember when I was very little insisting that my Big Mac be made with no cheese.
(By very little, I mean in the early 60's. Was MacDonald's around then, even?)

I don't know how many locations they had, but they were around in the 60's. I remember going there when I was a kid. You parked, placed your order, and a waitress brought it out on a tray that clipped on the window of your car.

[LuLu Ford]

hoodathunkit wrote:

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I don't know how many locations they had, but they were around in the 60's. I remember going there when I was a kid. You parked, placed your order, and a waitress brought it out on a tray that clipped on the window of your car.

McDonald's had carhop service? I never even experienced A&W but that very interesting.

[Tjet]

*Cough*
For your holy dining pleasure, see the "Oh My Gods" comic strip, especially any strips involving the "pope Burger," I believe is the name.
It's funny as hell...

[LuLu Ford]

I'm still not fond of the Inn of the Golden Arches' food. How about the Clown Burger?

[Ooffertman Fan]

Facinating topic. I don't want those ding dang homosexuals putting their lusty hands on my McDonalds double cheeseburger that better have TWO slices of Lydia driven delicious processed cheese.

When I watch the devil inspire a cat to play piano on youtube I often think of catching homosexuality. That's why I use a lot of Dial soap and avoid American Apparel stores. As well as Abercrombie and the Gap. The homosexual deviants tend to stick to these stores. They don't eat McDonalds either. Why? Because it's pro Jesus. I feel Jesus with every bite of my number 3 large with a side of honey mustard for dipping. Some don't.

As the Devil said to one of his friends. "abandon hope, all ye who enter, for your sins make delicious treats that i can't stop eating, even though i'm fat from sin now." You want the devil on your cruise ships? i for one don't. The gay scourge is worse only to the scourge of the animal collective and the bite of a small child, which can really hurt. Please Chileans and other dwellers of the palace of Pazu, the demon henchman of the son of the one true Devil, don't let gays marry because who would be the groom? What, two grooms? ha ha. you can't have two little men on top of that delicious cake, ha ha.