In Reply to: Re: What's the alternative to McDonald's? posted by Maccas chick on November 01, 1996 at 03:26:12:
> I could not dissagree more with you... Good on ya McSpotlight.I couldn't agree with you more.........
> I myself can see that McDonalds is practically becoming the
> diet of almost everyone in the worldI know, and it's a depressing thought. What I was trying to say
was that, certainly in the UK, if you are out and about and hungry,
there's really not a lot of options.Fish and chips? But everyone knows how unhealthy that is,and
thanks to MuckD's cunning expertise in advertising, you can
read all about how healthy MuckD food is.A pub meal? Well it's a possibility, but most of them are chains
nowadays, and many are just as capable as MuckD of producing
cr*p food.Maybe things are different in Aus - I think (oh dear, putting my
head on the block here!) you have a wider range of fast-food outlets.> Maccas is everywhere. Whenever I go on a driving trip in
> Australia, I am sure to pass at least 50 Mcdonald stores on the
> way and 50 on the way back.Well you would, wouldn't you.... :-) :-) :-)
> It is so tempting to just go by in drive thru and pick up a
> quick meal without thinking of the long term damage to your
> body it could lead to.Not just MuckDonalds - at the height of the BSE scare here, some
supermarkets halved the price of beef, and customers cleared the
shelves in record time.> The less McDonalds there are...the better!
Imagine no MuckDonalds, it's easy if you try.
No littered cartons below us, no big 'M' in the sky
Imagine all the people, eating lentil pies,
And wishing someone would invent a greasy burger and fries> To not eat is a better alternative to eating McDonalds I say!
I say so too! But Mcdonalds might add...
"A million customers every day,
Means that we are here to stay,
We must be doing something right,
In spite of the efforts of McSpotlight"Nice talking to you!
M. (never eaten a MuckBurger or MuckNuggets ever ever ever)
None.