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[Pokesan]

Originally Posted by Sadre Spinegnawer [You must be logged in to view images. Log in or Register.]

Every 45 minutes, by law, Taco Bell has to throw away that meat paste it uses in its beef tacos. It has to dispose of all food waste to an outside dumpster ever two hours. Both Burger King and McDonald's get rid of unused bread products every hour. If you live near a fast food strip, the timing is pretty easy to get down and the total bill = zero.

please do not eat things you find in the trash

[Rang]

Originally Posted by AzzarTheGod [You must be logged in to view images. Log in or Register.]

ITT bitches post about ordering off the bitch menu at McDonalds and call it cheap.

Its still not cheap or anywhere near cheap compared to Ramen. McDonalds is not part of a budget.

You lose.

We all bow to your intricate knowledge of the McDonald's menu. We have all truly lost.

[Swish]

Originally Posted by kelsoider [You must be logged in to view images. Log in or Register.]

Best way to lose weight is to cut out carbs. That means no bread, pasta, rice, alcohol, but most importantly no sugar; good to go? Eat all the meat, vegetables, and assorted nuts that you want.

This is good advice if you're rotting in an office from 9-5. For anyone doing a more physical job you need some carbs in there...I'd go with it in cereal form at breakfast ^^

You're welcome.

[maskedmelon]

i not it at mcdonalds in prolly 7-8 years :c it make me sad to think of all the foods i been denied :c i not miss the tummy aches though >.>

anyone else suffer whenever they ate at mcdonalds?

i always lieked they cheesburger. it was yum, but gross too. it a conflicted food thing.

[AzzarTheGod]

Originally Posted by Rang [You must be logged in to view images. Log in or Register.]

We all bow to your intricate knowledge of the McDonald's menu. We have all truly lost.

Thx 4 affirmation

[Lhancelot]

The passion exhibited in this thread over McDonalds is riveting, to say the least.

That being said, I have my own personal story to share with you about McDonalds, fellas!

As a child I despised hamburger, as I always tended to chew my food quite thoroughly. Chewing hamburger thoroughly seemed to always produce bits of bone and gristle which I found disgusting.

It wasn't until many years later, while in basic training as a young 17 year old I had to learn how to eat hamburger meat, as this was a common meal served to us at least once a week.

Being allotted a small amount of time to eat with drill sergeants barking at us to scarf our food down as quickly as possible all the while being reminded not to talk to any surrounding soldiers in the chow hall inadvertently taught me the proper method to eating hamburger meat.

Essentially the most important thing to do when eating hamburger meat is to not chew it thoroughly, only break the meat up enough so as to swallow small chunks down, similar to how a shark takes chunks out of a floundering seal, gulping chunks of the flesh in pieces.

For this revelation, I owe the U.S. Army.

You may wonder what this has to do with McDonalds, and here it is.

Leaving Fort Jackson with my parents, before heading to AIT, my parents asked me where I wanted to go to lunch, and my first thought was McDonalds.

You see, all my life I had never eaten a Big Mac, I had only heard of them, never once had I ever tried a Big Mac!

My total disgust for hamburger all of my juvenile life held me hostage from the exquisite experience of eating a Big Mac....

Anyway, much to the surprise of my parents, I requested that we go to McDonalds, and I had my first Big Mac at the age of 18, as I had a birthday while in basic training.

For many years I continued eating Big Macs and all other assorted hamburgers from other restaurants, until about five years ago, when I then stopped eating beef and other processed meats.

Anyway, I just felt like sharing with you my good McDonalds story!

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Originally Posted by Lhancelot [You must be logged in to view images. Log in or Register.]

For many years I continued eating Big Macs and all other assorted hamburgers from other restaurants, until about five years ago, when I then stopped eating beef and other processed meats.

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[Swish]

Originally Posted by Lhancelot [You must be logged in to view images. Log in or Register.]

The passion exhibited in this thread over McDonalds is riveting, to say the least.

That being said, I have my own personal story to share with you about McDonalds, fellas!

As a child I despised hamburger, as I always tended to chew my food quite thoroughly. Chewing hamburger thoroughly seemed to always produce bits of bone and gristle which I found disgusting.

It wasn't until many years later, while in basic training as a young 17 year old I had to learn how to eat hamburger meat, as this was a common meal served to us at least once a week.

Being allotted a small amount of time to eat with drill sergeants barking at us to scarf our food down as quickly as possible all the while being reminded not to talk to any surrounding soldiers in the chow hall inadvertently taught me the proper method to eating hamburger meat.

Essentially the most important thing to do when eating hamburger meat is to not chew it thoroughly, only break the meat up enough so as to swallow small chunks down, similar to how a shark takes chunks out of a floundering seal, gulping chunks of the flesh in pieces.

For this revelation, I owe the U.S. Army.

You may wonder what this has to do with McDonalds, and here it is.

Leaving Fort Jackson with my parents, before heading to AIT, my parents asked me where I wanted to go to lunch, and my first thought was McDonalds.

You see, all my life I had never eaten a Big Mac, I had only heard of them, never once had I ever tried a Big Mac!

My total disgust for hamburger all of my juvenile life held me hostage from the exquisite experience of eating a Big Mac....

Anyway, much to the surprise of my parents, I requested that we go to McDonalds, and I had my first Big Mac at the age of 18, as I had a birthday while in basic training.

For many years I continued eating Big Macs and all other assorted hamburgers from other restaurants, until about five years ago, when I then stopped eating beef and other processed meats.

Anyway, I just felt like sharing with you my good McDonalds story!

"chewing a hamburger"
"disgust for hamburgers"

You're welcome.

[Yasi]

Considering the reward (playtime fun), I always found 15$ a month a fair deal. Going to the cinema with some popcorn and a coke equals 2 months of playtime. I think it is a cheap hobby. However, this logic came to me at a time when ppl did not expect anything on the internet to be free.

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Originally Posted by Yasi [You must be logged in to view images. Log in or Register.]

Considering the reward (playtime fun), I always found 15$ a month a fair deal. Going to the cinema with some popcorn and a coke equals 2 months of playtime. I think it is a cheap hobby. However, this logic came to me at a time when ppl did not expect anything on the internet to be free.

The p2play is fine, it's the p2w/p2a that makes it seem like stagnant moneygrab garbage that you could find in almost any private server of any game (or even legit games/servers) that lets you pay for "minor advantages"

I'd rather pay a higher monthly fee than play on a server that sells perks. Matter of fact, I refuse to play on servers that sell perks ("minor" or otherwise).

It's like being offered a discount hotel room, but the bed/sheets/pillowcase/shampoo/water/ice/curtains/doorlock/do not disturb sign "minor advantages" all cost extra. Sure, It's a hotel room, it's got a roof, you can sleep in it, but you're not getting "the whole thing" unless you shell out to the moneygrab.

If they offered a server with twice the monthly cost but no p2w bullshit I'd actually give it a try, As it stands...garbage.

Also the dynamic of being able to pay for your subscription with tradeable krono (buyable with cash) which players can trade is flat out RMT.