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McDonald's 'Make Burger History' Site Hijacked With Offensive Burger Ideas (stuff.co.nz)

An anonymous reader quotes a report from Stuff.co.nz: McDonald's New Zealand has been left with egg on its face after a raft of bad-taste burger suggestions customers forced it to quickly take down its new design-your-own-burger website. The company launched its "Make Burger History" site this week, as part of a new promotion where customers can "build your own unique burger" and get free fries and a medium soft drink. "Just come in to a participating 'Create Your Taste' McDonald's and order your Creation at the self ordering kiosk," McDonald's promised. But its failure to consider what pranksters might dream up online has left the company red-faced, with the website overrun by racist, homophobic and otherwise offensive suggestions. The page now redirects to the McDonald's homepage. The burger concepts ranged from the mild, such as "Bag of Lettuce" (literally just a pile of lettuce leaves) and "The Carbonator" (seven burger buns, no filling), to X-rated, including "Girth" (a stack of seven undressed burger patties) and "Ron's Creamy Surprise" (a pile of mayonnaise, best left unexplained). But many went totally tasteless, creating burgers with names like "Mosque at Ground-Zero," "Rektal Prolapse" and "Toddler Body Bag," some of which ended up on the website's front page before it was shut down entirely overnight.

192 comments

  1. Damn by Anonymous Coward · · Score: 5, Funny

    Sometimes I miss out on all of the fun.

    1. Re:Damn by Anonymous Coward · · Score: 0, Troll

      At least you got first post little faggot. I haven't.

    2. Re:Damn by Anonymous Coward · · Score: 1

      At least you got first post little faggot. I haven't.

      It is all Trump's fault.

    3. Re:Damn by Anonymous Coward · · Score: 1

      It is all Trump's fault.

      That's exactly what I was going to say. His campaign is what is to blame. But also the teabaggers, they played a big part over the last 8 years for this. and we can even go farther back to Falwell's "Moral Majority". Creeps! And now it's a rapidly spreading cancer because of Trump. I don't know how we can overcome this, except maybe a truly massive global war that wipes out maybe 80% of the population. Theresa May, we are calling on you to please, do your worst! You seem to be the only one with the guts. And America, we need more bombs. Please make them as fast as you can.

      By the way, anything kosher on the menu? Oven baked bergers, mmm

    4. Re:Damn by Big+Hairy+Ian · · Score: 1

      Thought it was quite in here! Now I know where they've all gone

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    5. Re:Damn by Anonymous Coward · · Score: 1

      Hillary eating out Trumps fine buns before slapping his face with her thick black penis.

  2. Aaaand the channers got another one by Shadow+of+Eternity · · Score: 3, Insightful

    How many times is this going to happen before corporations realise if you give people the chance to publish the names of something they'll come up with shit like "Hitler did nothing wrong" and "Fapple".

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    1. Re:Aaaand the channers got another one by Tablizer · · Score: 5, Funny

      In the spirit of Boaty McBoatface, why not "Ronald McDonald"? ...... oh, wait

    2. Re:Aaaand the channers got another one by byornski · · Score: 3, Funny

      Because it's not about the UK where people wear top hats, monocles and would look down on that sort of witlessness. .

    3. Re:Aaaand the channers got another one by meerling · · Score: 2

      I'm pretty sure you've never been to the UK outside of a drug induced hallucination. ;)

    4. Re:Aaaand the channers got another one by fustakrakich · · Score: 3, Funny

      Can you get a "Fapple" without the mayonnaise? Or is that just not possible?

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    5. Re:Aaaand the channers got another one by michelcolman · · Score: 1

      I happen to be in Brighton, UK right now. No top hats and monocles. Lots of bikinis and hot pants, though. Yesterday I saw a bare back without any tattoos, made me look twice, it felt like there was something missing. Weird country, this is.

    6. Re:Aaaand the channers got another one by michelcolman · · Score: 1

      Sure, but you'll have to pay extra.

    7. Re:Aaaand the channers got another one by arglebargle_xiv · · Score: 1

      I happen to be in Brighton, UK right now. No top hats and monocles. Lots of bikinis and hot pants, though.

      Well, ya gotta display those pasty rolls of white dough somehow.

      I'll just leave people with that image for awhile...

    8. Re:Aaaand the channers got another one by GrumpySteen · · Score: 2

      Sure, but it's just a sausage with no bun, condiments, napkins or utensils. You're pretty much stuck just holding it in your bare hands.

    9. Re:Aaaand the channers got another one by ausekilis · · Score: 1

      I just wish they would have done this in Scotland. If the Trump tweets are any indication, there would be some golden names burger names.

    10. Re:Aaaand the channers got another one by GuB-42 · · Score: 1

      I wonder how Nintendo does it? On the WiiU you can see other people's drawings and I've yet to see a penis. In fact most drawings are pretty good and tasteful.

    11. Re:Aaaand the channers got another one by Anonymous Coward · · Score: 0

      You could hold it in your bright red lipsticked mouth.

    12. Re:Aaaand the channers got another one by serviscope_minor · · Score: 1

      Yesterday I saw a bare back without any tattoos.

      No way. Not in Brighton. Are you sure you hadn't wandered all the way to Worthing?

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    13. Re:Aaaand the channers got another one by fustakrakich · · Score: 1

      If you really want to crash the computer, just order a quarter *pounder* (eww, gross!) without cheese. They can't find the button on the keypad. May as well send everybody home for the night.

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    14. Re:Aaaand the channers got another one by d34thm0nk3y · · Score: 1

      Yeah, it's called the Blue-Ball Special.

    15. Re:Aaaand the channers got another one by dj245 · · Score: 2

      In the spirit of Boaty McBoatface, why not "Ronald McDonald"? ...... oh, wait

      The "R" sound is difficult for Japanese people to pronounce, so In Japan, he is known as Donald McDonald.

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    16. Re:Aaaand the channers got another one by JustAnotherOldGuy · · Score: 1

      How many times is this going to happen before corporations realise if you give people the chance to publish the names of something they'll come up with shit like "Hitler did nothing wrong" and "Fapple".

      I'd guess about a hundred million kabillion plus two times infinity.

      Corporations regularly come up with these "brilliant" ideas, only to find out that there are people in this world who basically live for this kind of mischief, grief, and trolling.

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    17. Re:Aaaand the channers got another one by JustAnotherOldGuy · · Score: 1

      If you really want to crash the computer, just order a quarter *pounder* (eww, gross!) without cheese. They can't find the button on the keypad. May as well send everybody home for the night.

      Lol, I did that just the other night and got a vacuous blank stare, almost as if I'd asked them to "spread gold leaf on the burger and have it brought to my table on the back of a Nubian slave."

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    18. Re:Aaaand the channers got another one by Arashi256 · · Score: 1

      Woohoo! Brighton represent! :D

    19. Re:Aaaand the channers got another one by Anonymous Coward · · Score: 0

      That is glorious!

      To keep in line with the boat though it would be Burger McBurgerface... Then to make it MaccyD's approved it might become the Mc'Burger McBurgerface'

    20. Re:Aaaand the channers got another one by Coren22 · · Score: 1

      That was so funny I am crying. Thank you for making my day.

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  3. Paradox by Bovius · · Score: 3, Funny

    I revile hatred and bigotry. Yet I love the internet.

    How can these both be true? Oh internet, you are a sweet sweet mystery.

    1. Re:Paradox by iggymanz · · Score: 1

      if you don't hate anyone you're no good

      bigotry? do you have bigotry against ISIS? nazis? producers of child porn? I hope you have some bigotry for various groups of humans

    2. Re:Paradox by mark-t · · Score: 1

      Not approving of what a person might do does not necessarily mean that one dislikes the person as well.

    3. Re:Paradox by iggymanz · · Score: 1

      you don't dislike the guy that hacks head off screaming victim for religious reason? hmmm. I hate him.

    4. Re: Paradox by Anonymous Coward · · Score: 1

      yet again, a burger article is transformed into a rant about trump/hillary

    5. Re:Paradox by quenda · · Score: 1

      Hatred and bigotry? No.
      What is more likely: A skinhead homophobe goes to a junk-food website to express his rage, or a 14yo kid is yanking your chain for fun?

    6. Re:Paradox by dbIII · · Score: 3, Insightful

      That's reason not bigotry. Bigotry is hating a little girl wearing a head scarf in your street because some guy on the other side of the world is hacking heads off for what he claims are religious reasons, but are really not.
      Remember Manson and Jim Jones both tried to put the blame on Jesus.

    7. Re:Paradox by Master+Moose · · Score: 1

      My Kingdom for some modpoints

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    8. Re:Paradox by Anonymous Coward · · Score: 0

      It's why I almost want to vote for Trump even though he's a pompous vapid xenophobe who may get us all nuked.

      The main difference between Trump and Hillary is that Trump is at least honest about it and likely not as good at it.

    9. Re:Paradox by Mashiki · · Score: 2, Insightful

      Strange, I thought it was hating the headscarf because it's a means of coercive punishment going as far as wearing a full bodybag in those countries on the other side of the world that like hacking peoples heads off while he states it's for religious reasons and the imams and madrassas tech that it's for religious reasons.

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    10. Re:Paradox by Anonymous Coward · · Score: 0

      Nope, it reminds me of the good old days when we were burning people at stake for beliving in the wrong god or not beliving in a god. Man, those were good times: mass killing, looting, raping nonbelievers in the streets, the works. But now we've 'evolved' and we must hate those who do what we did.
      Anon for moderating.

    11. Re:Paradox by Anonymous Coward · · Score: 0

      Strange, I thought it was hating the headscarf because it's a means of coercive punishment going as far as wearing a full bodybag in those countries on the other side of the world that like hacking peoples heads off while he states it's for religious reasons and the imams and madrassas tech that it's for religious reasons.

      The DBA (and my boss) at one company I worked for told me she was the first person in her village to start wearing the hijab for spiritual reasons, starting a trend. She showed me a picture of her family at the beach when she was a little girl... looked like a normal American family. Bikini's and swim trunks, etc.

      Hate the people who are coercive, not the people who wear it. They might be doing it due to personal choice and free will...

    12. Re:Paradox by Anonymous Coward · · Score: 1

      Yes, but you're an idiot. And a bigot. Funny how that often correlates.

    13. Re:Paradox by michelcolman · · Score: 4, Interesting

      Until school girls from a muslim background start to be pressured into wearing them because otherwise they are "whores" and are attacked both verbally and physically by their fellow pupils. It's one of the main reasons headscarfs are forbidden in many Belgian schools. It was becoming a de facto obligation for many of the girls in areas with lots of muslims.

      That is the danger of head scarfs. I know there are some misguided women who wear it as a personal choice because they are so proud to believe in their particular version of the Imaginary Superbeing, feeling the need to show everybody how much better they are because of that, and are somehow oblivious to how it is used to oppress women in many parts of the world. But for many it's not a choice at all, and that's what's wrong with it.

    14. Re:Paradox by CanEHdian · · Score: 2

      Hate the people who are coercive, not the people who wear it. They might be doing it due to personal choice and free will...

      Some may, others don't. Look for images and videos of Iran before 1979 and look at Iran today. Do you really think ALL of those people suddenly 'chose' to dress like that out of their own free will? It's a bit like freely choosing to believe the Earth is at the center and the Sun revolves around it in Medieval Europe.

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    15. Re:Paradox by Mashiki · · Score: 1

      Yes, but you're an idiot. And a bigot. Funny how that often correlates.

      Gotcha. Facts hurt your feelings, and in turn a person is bigot for pointing out something factual that also hurts your feelings. Looks like we found the left wing regressive.

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    16. Re: Paradox by Anonymous Coward · · Score: 0

      Noticing things is raaaaacist these days.

    17. Re:Paradox by drinkypoo · · Score: 4, Insightful

      I know there are some misguided women who wear it as a personal choice because they are so proud to believe in their particular version of the Imaginary Superbeing, feeling the need to show everybody how much better they are because of that, and are somehow oblivious to how it is used to oppress women in many parts of the world. But for many it's not a choice at all, and that's what's wrong with it.

      Is it really a choice when if you don't wear the right clothes your brother may strangle you and brag about it?

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    18. Re:Paradox by Anonymous Coward · · Score: 0

      "I know there are some misguided women who wear it as a personal choice because they are so proud to believe in their particular version of the Imaginary Superbeing, feeling the need to show everybody how much better they are because of that..."

      *quote verifying your psychic powers of others' motivations required

      "But for many it's not a choice at all, and that's what's wrong with it."

      *citation of your novel definition of "choice" required

    19. Re:Paradox by michelcolman · · Score: 4, Interesting

      "But for many it's not a choice at all, and that's what's wrong with it."

      *citation of your novel definition of "choice" required

      Women being beaten or stoned for not wearing the correct clothes?

      Or, in my own country (Belgium), being called whores and sexually assaulted?

      It's not a choice if your family or friends make you under the threat of violence.

    20. Re:Paradox by Anonymous Coward · · Score: 0

      Trump is honest that he wants her to homosexually rape him.

    21. Re:Paradox by Anonymous Coward · · Score: 0

      for what he claims are religious reasons, but are really not

      Why do you believe that you know better than he what his reasons are?

    22. Re:Paradox by MrKaos · · Score: 1

      That's it!

      A Manson and Jim Jones Jesus burger! Two cooked patties with a raw patty in the middle covered in tomato sauce and held together with a nail in a serving board.

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    23. Re:Paradox by DarthVain · · Score: 1

      Head scarfs aren't really all that exotic, if perhaps just largely outdated. All sorts of other non-Muslim religions had variations (nuns for example), and societies, and if you look into the not so distant past, it was pretty common place (bonnets for example), if you look at a lot of old timey photos you will see them pretty commonly on women. It was just a more puritan time for many cultures around the world (perhaps even just a device women used with little access to hair product and hygiene now enjoyed!).

      That said, the big difference here is the reaction to non-conformance and the violence. I'm pretty sure even in the old timey version of such you might be shunned, shamed and labeled a harlot or something, but I doubt their was quite the same violent reaction for those that refused to wear the stuff. I think it is archaic myself, but if someone *wants* to wear it, I don't see the big deal, but as you say being more less forced to is not so great.

    24. Re:Paradox by Anonymous Coward · · Score: 0

      The little girl wearing a hijab is a child abuse victim. I hate her mother wearing hijab because 1) She is indoctrinating children. 2) Promote her death cult by wearing it in public. 3) Pretend to be better then everyone else. I hate her mother wearing hijab because she is an adult and should know better.

      Face it, wearing a hijab because you worship Muhammad is the same as wearing a swastika because you adore Hitler. Both should be legal under free-speech, but i will hate both equally.

    25. Re:Paradox by Anonymous Coward · · Score: 0

      That is what Muslim call 'taqiyya' and you fell victim of it like a noob.

    26. Re:Paradox by MrKaos · · Score: 1

      I'm a man, I'm not islamic but I want to wear a burka that fully covers me. I wish I could get around town completely anonymous and out of the gaze of cameras. If it's good enough for islamic women to go around wearing one why can't I?

      I know I would look hot in a burka because I have a great ass. I'd prefer it if it was all white though because of the heat, but I'm not sure how it would go down showing up at my friends place in a pseudo KKK outfit.

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    27. Re:Paradox by Anonymous Coward · · Score: 0

      Wow.

      So rather than attack the problem you go after the symptom?

      That's as fucked a law as any I've ever seen.

      Do you really believe that the accusations of these children being whores, the verbal and physical abuse immediately end when the scarves aren't worn?

      No wonder the Mennonites left Europe for Canada. Now you make sure they won't return in a misguided attempt to prevent the symptoms bullying.

    28. Re:Paradox by stealth_finger · · Score: 2

      If we approved of it we'd still be doing it. And if we're being honest we did none of that, people that were alive hundreds of years ago did that lived on the same lands we do. They're doing that over there today. Just because a thing happened in the past and people at the time were ok with it doesn't mean we today can't look back and say what they fuck were they doing? Just like we look over there and say what the fuck.

      Essentially what you saying is everything that happened in the past is ok to happen again because it happened before?

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    29. Re: Paradox by MrKaos · · Score: 1

      yet again, a burger article is transformed into a rant about trump/hillary

      Take two really orange looking buns, fill it with a dry chicken fillet, a pork fillet lots of uncooked onions, smear it with butter and then force everyone to eat it. Served cold.

      It's a Hillary McTrump.

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    30. Re:Paradox by Cajun+Hell · · Score: 1

      I revile hatred and bigotry. Yet I love the internet.

      Can you perhaps take joy in your own hate, or some of the causes of hate?

      Did any part of Inglourious Basterds amuse you? If so, then look: joy.

      Imagine you're watching pretty much any of today's comedy TV shows. They do a bit on Trump, by showing part of one of his speeches. Is it not funny? Look, there it is again: joy.

      Imagine you're reading Order of the Stick. Xykon, a totally deplorable character that you have to hate if you immerse yourself into the story, makes a joke at Redcloak's expense. Joy.

      Love the Internet, dude. It is performing for you.

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    31. Re:Paradox by serviscope_minor · · Score: 1

      Strange, I thought it was hating the headscarf because it's a means of coercive punishment

      All headscarves are evil and unpatriotic. See, for example:

      http://i.dailymail.co.uk/i/pix...

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    32. Re:Paradox by Anonymous Coward · · Score: 0

      Go for it buddy, no one's stopping you!

    33. Re:Paradox by Anonymous Coward · · Score: 0

      Not only the reason in Belgium, that was the exact same reason why Ataturk was against them when he founded the modern Turkish state, and pretty much banned them. And that very much is relevant today as well, as Erdogan's AK party is explicitly trying to bring Turkey back to the 19th century including head scarfs. Two years ago, the discussion was about the right to wear head scarfs; todays discussion in Turkey is the right not to.

      Don't think the path to civilization is a one-way street. Countries can and do go back.

    34. Re:Paradox by Anonymous Coward · · Score: 0

      When I was a kid not wearing Nike shoes meant you were insulted and bullied.

      If I lived in Belgium, apparently the solution would be to ban Nike shoes.

      Fortunately, I don't, so instead I discussed the issue with my teacher and they explained to the bullies why that's wrong. Of course, they're thick headed idiots so they just kept doing it. The proper solution would have been to separate bullies off to a prison like school system, but that didn't happen back then.

      You can't really believe the entire instigation for this violence is a head scarf, can you? Can you honestly say that by banning a head scarf these bullies won't move on to something else? Do you believe this is a better solution than identifying misogynists and trying to either educate them or, failing that, if they're violent, stuffing them in jail?

    35. Re:Paradox by dhaen · · Score: 1

      ... I'd prefer it if it was all white though because of the heat, ...

      You do realise that they wear black because it's cooler? I thought not. The heat on the loose fabric creates convective air currents that bring in cool(er) air from below.

      Personally I have no negative views about any clothing except when it's used as a declaration that the wearer is better (in any way) than anyone else. Unfortunately many clothes are worn with that as a goal, be it religious (I'll be in heaven - you'll be in hell) or wealth (you are pond-life for not being able to afford clothes like this).

    36. Re:Paradox by mjwx · · Score: 1

      I revile hatred and bigotry. Yet I love the internet.

      How can these both be true? Oh internet, you are a sweet sweet mystery.

      Its called being irreverent.

      For the most part the internet is very irreverent, even if the people who post the name "McGoebbels" are serious (and seriously messed up in the head) the internet refuses to take them seriously. Their act of hate and bigotry becomes an act to laugh at, rather than to revile.

      I regularly call my brother in law a cunt. Usually being called that is pretty offensive but we both know we're not being serious about the entire thing. Whether something is humorous or bigoted depends on the intention as well as the forum it is being used in. Lets face it, if talking about racism wasn't able to be funny, stand up comedy would be decimated.

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    37. Re:Paradox by michelcolman · · Score: 1

      Erdogan even sent his daugters to a US university because they were allowed to wear their headscarf there. In Turkey they would have had to take it off.

    38. Re:Paradox by michelcolman · · Score: 1

      Your Nike shoes example is one of the reasons why some schools have uniforms. No class differences, everyone the same. It does seem to help.

      Even without uniforms, schools can have all sorts of rules, banning sports shoes, shirts without sleeves, etc... I don't see why banning head scarfs is such a big deal in that context.

    39. Re:Paradox by MrKaos · · Score: 1

      ... I'd prefer it if it was all white though because of the heat, ...

      You do realise that they wear black because it's cooler?

      No I didn't. I know you *look* cooler in black however I thought in all that heat you would just be better off not having a second layer of clothes over whatever else you are wearing. Perhaps I could wear a pair of swimmers underneath or something - or go nude under it perhaps.

      Not being disrespectful here, I really do like the anonymity aspect of it.

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    40. Re:Paradox by Anonymous Coward · · Score: 0

      [...] hurt your feelings

      Assumes facts not in evidence.

      something factual

      Your original post was pure opinion

      Looks like we found the left wing regressive

      And again with drawing conclusions without facts in evidence. And an attempt at ad hominem to boot.

      The nice thing is that you just provided the facts that prove my thesis: you're an idiot.

    41. Re:Paradox by iggymanz · · Score: 1

      You're wrong and not insightful at all. Please look up the definition of "bigotry".

      bigotry: intolerance toward those who hold different opinions from oneself.

      I am a bigot against 80% of muslims, because they hold views and perform actions that are harmful to other humans. Ditto for some major branches of christianity. In fact, organized religion can go to hell.

    42. Re:Paradox by dbIII · · Score: 1

      Or, in my own country (Belgium), being called whores and sexually assaulted?

      Indeed. Think about how the same thing would happen to a local woman walking about topless (but would not happen in parts of Africa, South America etc) to get a bit of an understanding that the world is a big place and people do what we think is really stupid shit in other places but we don't notice the stupid shit we do ourselves.

    43. Re:Paradox by dbIII · · Score: 1

      Back when I was a kid some "fundamentalist" Christian girls wore headscarves to school because their parents told them to. No fuss about that.

  4. In Kiwi speak... by pinzvidz · · Score: 5, Funny

    ...I would've just created a "Fullet'o'Fush" and "Chups".

    1. Re:In Kiwi speak... by MrKaos · · Score: 2

      I eat plankton...

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    2. Re:In Kiwi speak... by mjwx · · Score: 1

      ...I would've just created a "Fullet'o'Fush" and "Chups".

      un sex chickun nugguts.

      Mean as brew.

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  5. AI takin our jerbs! Or at least Tay. by Mal-2 · · Score: 2

    It's one thing to run a promotion like this, but to post things for public consumption before they can be vetted is just idiotic. It's almost like they hired Tay to do their PR.

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    1. Re:AI takin our jerbs! Or at least Tay. by vux984 · · Score: 4, Funny

      It's almost like they hired Tay to do their PR.

      Tay was too busy submitting new burger ideas.

  6. Weedlord Bonerhitler approves by Fear+the+Clam · · Score: 2

    -30-

  7. They knew what they were doing by Anonymous Coward · · Score: 1

    Come on. Just like the other corporations that did this. Sure you're going to get names like "Granny Gusher" and "Hitler Did Nothing Wrong" but who cares? Great advertising and the face-planters and twits will forward it to all their friends. At the end of the day, you just say "The Internets" and "not our fault", wash your hands of the whole thing, and smile all the way to the bank.

  8. The First Commandment of Social Media by Anonymous Coward · · Score: 2, Funny

    "Ask the internet, and ye shall receive that which you did not expect"

    1. Re:The First Commandment of Social Media by mark-t · · Score: 1

      Indeed.... and I still think Boaty McBoatface would have been an awesome name.

    2. Re:The First Commandment of Social Media by K.+S.+Kyosuke · · Score: 2

      Beefy McBeefface, rather?

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    3. Re:The First Commandment of Social Media by Anonymous Coward · · Score: 0

      that might be a good name for a burger.. somewhere other than mcdonalds, where the 'beef' can barely legally be called that due to the high fat content.

    4. Re:The First Commandment of Social Media by Anonymous Coward · · Score: 0

      "Ask the internet, and ye shall receive that which you did not expect^H^H^H^H^H^H^H^H^H^H^H^H^H^H^H^H^H^H^H^H^H^H^H^H^H^H^H^H^H^H THE SPANISH INQUISITION"

      Sorry, had to.
      "Filter error: Don't use so many caps. It's like YELLING"
      Oh, sod off.

    5. Re:The First Commandment of Social Media by stealth_finger · · Score: 1

      Somethingresembling McBeefface?

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    6. Re:The First Commandment of Social Media by Anonymous Coward · · Score: 0

      Nonbeefy McWheresTheBeefFace?

  9. Rethink by SuperKendall · · Score: 1, Troll

    It's why I almost want to vote for Trump even though he's a pompous vapid xenophobe who may get us all nuked.

    As opposed to the corporate connected felon who will CERTAINLY get us nuked, and nuke a few countries of her own just to show she can?

    After all, between Trump and Hillary, only Hillary has actually started any wars.

    There is a third choice you know.

    Unlike you, I'm not trolling, just informing people of seemingly forgotten history and options.

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    1. Re:Rethink by Tablizer · · Score: 1

      only Hillary has actually started any wars.

      Which war was that? Libya got itself into a civil war.

      And of course Trump couldn't start any wars, he's been a real estate executive and TV host. If a real estate executive could start a war, something is really wrong.

    2. Re:Rethink by Zero__Kelvin · · Score: 2

      You would do well to show that you are not a clueless ignoramus before advising others. IOTW never, ever advise others.

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    3. Re:Rethink by Rakarra · · Score: 2, Insightful

      As opposed to the corporate connected felon who will CERTAINLY get us nuked, and nuke a few countries of her own just to show she can?

      After all, between Trump and Hillary, only Hillary has actually started any wars.

      I don't know, Trump is the one who is openly advocating nuclear weapon proliferation in southeast Asia, which may actually be the very worst political idea I've heard yet in my 40 years.

    4. Re:Rethink by K.+S.+Kyosuke · · Score: 1

      who will CERTAINLY get us nuked

      Overdramatic much?

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    5. Re: Rethink by Anonymous Coward · · Score: 0

      Couldn't he just go to a nuclear middle silo and shout "You're fired!"?

    6. Re:Rethink by dbIII · · Score: 2, Insightful

      don't know, Trump is the one who is openly advocating nuclear weapon proliferation in southeast Asia, which may actually be the very worst political idea I've heard yet in my 40 years

      Give it a month and he'll say something worse.

      If he actually gets in don't worry about him because he's all talk. Carefully watch those around him. Cheney got up to all kinds of mischief due to there being a weak President that wanted a title but didn't want to actually do the job.

    7. Re:Rethink by Anonymous Coward · · Score: 1

      Which war was that?

      Um, when she voted in the Senate to invade Iraq?

    8. Re:Rethink by nasch · · Score: 1

      He also said he wouldn't rule out using nuclear weapons in Europe. Literally hard to imagine anything worse than that. I mean I seriously cannot think of anything a US President could possibly do that would be worse than using nuclear weapons in Europe. Would he actually do it? Probably not, but I don't know that he could say anything worse.

    9. Re:Rethink by sumdumass · · Score: 1

      He has also said that he would never take options off the table and wouldn't telegraph our reactions and responses. He said the current tell everyone before doing it and bragging about it afterwards gives the enemy too much information. So of course he wouldn't rule anything out because doing so would be ignoring that self imposed principle.

      Now you be worried because he didn't allow himself to get painted into a corner and walk his other position back or you can just see it for what it is and not pretend to be scared.

    10. Re:Rethink by Mashiki · · Score: 2

      I don't know, Trump is the one who is openly advocating nuclear weapon proliferation in southeast Asia, which may actually be the very worst political idea I've heard yet in my 40 years.

      No it's a good idea. Especially if you have never lived there, or have no family there that keeps you abreast of what's going on. MAD stopped the USSR and the US from destroying the world, China is a belligerent and has nuclear weapons. Other countries that are 1st world or somewhere between 3rd world and 1st don't have any. On top of that China has used it's ability to act in a unilateral manner because their neighbors don't have the ability to project their own power and secure their own national territory. See the most recent case with them building islands in territorially disputed areas to try to claim it. Hell at one point China tried to claim the entire water way up to 23 miles off the coast of the Philippines.

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    11. Re:Rethink by peragrin · · Score: 1, Troll

      Here is the thing.

      Republicans have spent hundreds of millions of public tax dollars trying to prove hillary guilty of anything.
      They can't do it. You can't call her a felon until she has been found guilty in a court of law.

      Does that make hillary fit to be president? not in the least bit. but she isn't guilty of the crimes you think she is.

      Al Capone, couldn't cover up his crimes the way republicans think hillary has. Hillary is the best con woman, The best mafia boss, to ever exist because no one can use evidence to link her to any of her purported crimes. Even the emails. They can't charge her because if they do 30 republicans have to go to jail with her because they are doing the same thing RIGHT NOW.

      Hillary is a b!tch I don't like her, but no one can be guilty of anything and live in the spot light like Hillary has for 30 years. If hillary sneezes republicans spend a million dollars to find out if she gave someone a cold. That is how deeply republicans watch her every move.

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    12. Re:Rethink by arth1 · · Score: 1

      As opposed to the corporate connected felon who will CERTAINLY get us nuked, and nuke a few countries of her own just to show she can?

      You guys say that as if it were a bad thing.

      Wiping out a substantial part of the top of the food chain is an evolutionary good thing, long term. Similar for regional mutation spikes.

      Water in particular has been neglected and shielded for catastrophes, and we still have ancient stagnant species like shark and crocodiles at the top. With more cataclysmic events, we might have had shark and crocs with intelligence to stalk you and arms to hold you. Or perhaps octopodes might crawl to the top again. Who knows! The possibilities are endless!

    13. Re:Rethink by Zero__Kelvin · · Score: 1

      Or I accidentally added a T (more specifically auto correct added it.) You called me an idiot and couldn't figure that out. Now that is irony ;-)

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    14. Re:Rethink by TangoMargarine · · Score: 1

      They can't charge her because if they do 30 republicans have to go to jail with her because they are doing the same thing RIGHT NOW.

      Sounds like a good deal. Where do I sign up?

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    15. Re: Rethink by Anonymous Coward · · Score: 0

      I'd rather he stood at the bottom of the silo under the missile while it was fired.

    16. Re:Rethink by nedlohs · · Score: 1

      I'm pretty sure every president since the US has had nuclear weapons stockpiled has been the commander of a military that has nuclear weapons ready to launch on short notice aimed at Europe (especially the Russian part). Clearly they didn't rule it out either.

    17. Re:Rethink by nasch · · Score: 1

      I don't think he was talking about Russia.

    18. Re:Rethink by nedlohs · · Score: 1

      But your claim was just Europe, which clearly is a location all US Presidents have not ruled out using nuclear weapons in since it was an option.

      Also, using nuclear weapons against a soviet tank invasion of western Europe was clearly on the table for NATO during the cold war, which would have been using nuclear weapons in Germany.

    19. Re:Rethink by nasch · · Score: 1

      And that would have been absolutely horrifying. Destroy Europe to keep Russia from taking it over. Again, hard to think of anything worse than that.

    20. Re: Rethink by Anonymous Coward · · Score: 0

      She was senator of New York, that place where 9/11 happened. If she voted against it, she'd have been lynched.

    21. Re:Rethink by SuperKendall · · Score: 1

      The FBI said she was guilty, just that they wouldn't prosecute. You sure are bad at understanding things. But I guess that's to be expected of a mouth-breather that supports putting known "connected" felons directly in charge of public funds.

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    22. Re:Rethink by peragrin · · Score: 1

      Just like a Republican to only hear half the truth. The FBI doesn't determine guilt or innocence.

      What the FBI siad she was guilty of bad practices, but didn't break any laws. We don't put people in jail for incompetence, or stupidity.

      Lying about Hillary's stupidity, and arrogance makes you look stupid.

      Hillary is arrogant, and a b!thx, but I refuse to tell lies about someone just because I don't like them. Republucans love lairs. Just listen to trump talk, he lies almost as much as Hillary.

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    23. Re:Rethink by nedlohs · · Score: 1

      The idea wasn't to destroy Europe, just the bit with the soviet tanks and supply lines on it... And the Germans were more gung-ho about it than the Americans. https://translate.google.com/t... is a terrible automated translation, but if you know german maybe you can read the original, the whole thing is crazy, but in particular:

      German Defence thought meet NATO with a conjuring trick. He wanted to make up for the shortage of soldiers with an atomic micro ordnance, with the atomic mortars Davy Crockett.

      Strauss also not allowed to be disturbed by reports of his officers from Washington. In the American Army General Staff had, laconically replied to the question of whether Davy Crockett could replace conventional artillery: "No way!"

      It was a scary time - I'll take today's crazy terrorists over it actually. NATO truly believed that they could not repel a soviet invasion with conventional forces, short range nukes (heck nuclear mortars even) were honest to goodness plans... Of course Putin is doing his best to revive those old days.

      A Trump v Putin game of chicken does not sound like a wonderful thing, I must admit...

    24. Re:Rethink by dbIII · · Score: 1

      Of course Putin is doing his best to revive those old days.

      You are thinking far too short term. He mostly wants to revive the days of Tsars that dramatically increased the size of the Russian Empire, but he also has Stalin's library in his office.

      A Trump v Putin game of chicken does not sound like a wonderful thing, I must admit...

      They are both authoritarians but Trump is very much Putin-lite. Trump is like a spoiled trust fund child of Putin that would like to be thought of as being as great as his dad but has nothing to use other than half of his dad's book of speeches. A better analogy would be comparing Henry Ford to Edsel Ford (with apologies to both - similar politics but Putin is a murderous thug). A Trump versus Putin game of chicken would result in a Putin win every time. Trump may talk like a gangster but Putin has dealt with gangsters and had them killed (as well as effectively being a gangster himself at one point).


      The change of management at Fox could drastically change the way Trump is seen by the world. Trump is a lame puppy in business compared with Rupert Murdoch and Rupert likes to be a kingmaker just as Hearst was. Rupert's contempt for Trump (as seen on his other outlets) could end up coming through on Fox in a major way if Rupert can get some advantage from Hillary and decides to bring his media empire down on her side.

    25. Re: Rethink by Coren22 · · Score: 1

      Can we put all four candidates there? They are all awful!

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    26. Re: Rethink by Coren22 · · Score: 1

      9/11 =/= Iraq war. They were and still are entirely different issues. Iraq was about the WMD that Saddam was threatening to use on Iran and the Kurds.

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  10. How would anyone be able to tell? by BarbaraHudson · · Score: 0

    How would anyone be able to tell? What can be more disgusting than a McDonalds hamburger and fries that looks the same after 6 years?

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    1. Re:How would anyone be able to tell? by iggymanz · · Score: 4, Informative

      You could do the same thing with your own homemade burger and homemade bun IF you used sufficient salt in the burger and bun (which McD's has plenty) and then put into dry storage

      Woman in Arizona did the same thing.

      The disgust is your imagination. Salted things in barrels were standard on ships taking long journeys before refrigeration.

    2. Re:How would anyone be able to tell? by BarbaraHudson · · Score: 0

      And we all know how bad excessive salt is. Putting enough salt into bread buns to keep them from going mouldy, and enough hfcs to isguise the saltiness, is disgusting.

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    3. Re:How would anyone be able to tell? by iggymanz · · Score: 3, Informative

      No, "excessive" salt doesn't bother most people, that's a fallacy, no correlation between high blood pressure and sodium in diet for normal people.

    4. Re:How would anyone be able to tell? by K.+S.+Kyosuke · · Score: 1

      What about pure nitrogen? Having said that, I wonder if "offensive burger ideas" isn't a pleonasm as I find burgers offensive in general.

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    5. Re:How would anyone be able to tell? by dbIII · · Score: 3, Informative

      To be accurate, there definitely was a correlation observed but it's now suspected it was false positives due to the people eating a lot of salt probably also eating a lot of fat.

    6. Re:How would anyone be able to tell? by Darinbob · · Score: 1

      You really only need the dry storage. Bread is very good at this as long as it's dry weather and you kept the mold off while it still had moisture. Meat is more difficult to get to last but the same principle applies.

    7. Re:How would anyone be able to tell? by Baloroth · · Score: 2

      You know how jerky is made? You take meat, cut it into slices, then let it dry (sometimes with salt, but you can do it without IIRC if you raise the temperature a bit so it dries faster). Same with breadcrumbs: you take slices of bread, and let it sit on the counter, separated so they can dry quicker (before mold has a chance to form), and then crumble the dried bread. That's all that happened: they made McDonald's jerky and dried bread. There's probably a bit of mold near the center of the burger, where it'd take much longer to dry out, but maybe not, since the burger is relatively thin and dry to begin with. You could do a similar thing with any foodstuffs thin and/or dry enough to dry out completely before it begins to rot.

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    8. Re:How would anyone be able to tell? by LiENUS · · Score: 1

      McDonald's burger patties are also thin af, they dry out quick so they dont rot.

    9. Re:How would anyone be able to tell? by Mashiki · · Score: 1

      This is the part where you discover that eating lots of fat is also not bad or not as bad as they think. The studies have been coming hot and heavy on that one too, and it seems that hypertension is more directly related to our new lifestyle. This is echoed in other societies where they've followed the same path. One of the more interesting cases is southern okinawa, where the same is happening. People think it's the food and that's part of it, the other part is because the kids and middle-aged adults aren't doing what they did for the last 700+ years. Active working lifestyle farming, fishing and so on.

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    10. Re:How would anyone be able to tell? by shentino · · Score: 1

      Hell, one time I got an ass chewing from my doctor for not having *enough* salt in my blood.

    11. Re:How would anyone be able to tell? by Anonymous Coward · · Score: 0

      Don't confuse Barbara with any sort of science. As a beached whale she knows first hand how food works. Instead I suggest doing the humane thing and rolling her back out to sea.

    12. Re:How would anyone be able to tell? by Anonymous Coward · · Score: 0

      Excessive salt certainly bothers me.. not only from a dietary standpoint (you already get more than enough sodium every day without ADDING salt to your diet, just from the things you normally eat and drink), but also taste. Mcdonalds uses way too much salt in the cooking process (the burgers are way too salty) and the french fries are more often than not caked in salt (and cold and soggy).

      Between those things and the constant stream of price increases and shrinking portions at Mcdonalds, and we go to Culvers way more often now. Costs a little more for a little less food, but the service is absolute perfection and the food is orders-of-magnitude better than any other fast food restaurant (yes, even better, much better with a more varied menu, than the grossly overhyped In-n-Out) and the frozen custard is omg soooo good.

    13. Re:How would anyone be able to tell? by Anonymous Coward · · Score: 0

      I get that you can't let actual science get in the way of your ideas, but...

      You really are one simple dumb fuck. You could do this with just about any food if it's cut so it dehumidifies faster than mold can grow. There's no special combination of chemicals in mcdonalds food that makes this effect exclusive to it. Now run along and collect some pokemons in traffic. Your death will be celebrated as positively impacting the mean IQ of the human race.

    14. Re:How would anyone be able to tell? by David_Hart · · Score: 4, Informative

      How would anyone be able to tell? What can be more disgusting than a McDonalds hamburger and fries that looks the same after 6 years?

      A regular hamburger made from fresh ingredients from the store will exhibit the same behaviour. The key is that the beef is thin, well cooked (i.e. sterile), and that it rapidly loses moisture. So this is natural.

      http://www.snopes.com/six-year...

    15. Re:How would anyone be able to tell? by michelcolman · · Score: 2

      Seems simple enough: fat people are fat because they eat too much fat. Until you ask yourself the question how cows get fat. Now it turns out that certain amounts of fat in our diet are actually quite healthy, and much better than all the synthetic stuff we've been replacing fat with. Butter is healthier than margarine, who would have thunk? Sugar is the new culprit now, until the next study comes along.

    16. Re:How would anyone be able to tell? by Gilgaron · · Score: 2

      I've worked in a food quality assurance lab, and one interesting test is called the 'water activity test'. Moisture level of the food is tested after it is produced. If it was made to spec, it will be dry enough that there isn't enough free water for it to spoil. If it is too wet then they test that lot more heavily for spoilage organisms. Most high acid foods won't grow pathogens, so it isn't a safety issue, just a taste and stability issue. Heavily salted or sweetened foods have low free water, which is why historical techniques for preserving food involved large amounts of either, or both. It's why if you have fresh berries they don't last long, but preserves last a great long time, and dried berries last even longer.

    17. Re:How would anyone be able to tell? by drinkypoo · · Score: 1

      And we all know how bad excessive salt is.

      Everyone but you.

      Putting enough salt into bread buns to keep them from going mouldy, and enough hfcs to isguise the saltiness, is disgusting.

      On a scale from 0 to vomit, the buns at McDeeznutz are not even vaguely close to the chicken nuggets, which dissolve into a pile of froth, seafoam, and chicken paste if you don't cook them.

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    18. Re:How would anyone be able to tell? by MrKaos · · Score: 0

      How would anyone be able to tell? What can be more disgusting than a McDonalds hamburger and fries that looks the same after 6 years?

      Eating it.

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    19. Re:How would anyone be able to tell? by MrKaos · · Score: 4, Funny

      Hell, one time I got an ass chewing from my doctor for not having *enough* salt in my blood.

      That's quite an...unusual...way of testing for salt in the diet.

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    20. Re:How would anyone be able to tell? by MrKaos · · Score: 2

      How about this one: two slabs of frozen butter with a filling of salt and sugar between to slices of cheese. It's a McMorbid Obesity.

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    21. Re:How would anyone be able to tell? by Quirkz · · Score: 1

      Pleonasm. Nice. I found that in a dictionary once, and only remembered it because it's a humorously redundant word for "redundant." Never seen anyone else use it.

    22. Re:How would anyone be able to tell? by serviscope_minor · · Score: 2

      Putting enough salt into bread buns to keep them from going mouldy, and enough hfcs to isguise the saltiness, is disgusting.

      Actually bread has tons of salt in it because plain, unflavoured grain is pretty darn tasteless. It also affects the gluten. Making a loaf of bread without salt and not having it comeout as a bland slab is much more difficult than with using salt.

      Artesanal bread has tons of salt in it.

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    23. Re:How would anyone be able to tell? by cellocgw · · Score: 1

      Pleonasm. Nice. I found that in a dictionary once, and only remembered it because it's a humorously redundant word for "redundant."

      I used to refer to an excessively large number of redundantisms as a "neoplastic pleonasm." (try saying that fast 5 times)

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    24. Re:How would anyone be able to tell? by Anonymous Coward · · Score: 0

      You shoulda seen the OLD way...

    25. Re:How would anyone be able to tell? by Anonymous Coward · · Score: 0

      Butter is healthier than margarine

      Not so much anymore. This was because of margarine being hydrogenated. Many (most?) brands of margarine are not hydrogenated anymore because of the health problems.

    26. Re:How would anyone be able to tell? by Quirkz · · Score: 1

      "New plastic lien as him New plastic Liam has a new plastic ..." says my text-to-speech interpreter.

    27. Re: How would anyone be able to tell? by Anonymous Coward · · Score: 0

      Add mayo or Big Mac sauce.

    28. Re:How would anyone be able to tell? by MrKaos · · Score: 1

      jeez - some people are sensitive.

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    29. Re:How would anyone be able to tell? by BarbaraHudson · · Score: 1

      Taste would still deteriorate with time in most foods. Not all chemical changes are suspended just because moisture is reduced. But don't let science interfere with your stupid beliefs.

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    30. Re:How would anyone be able to tell? by BarbaraHudson · · Score: 1

      I've made homemade bread with only a small quantity of salt - still tastes great fresh out of the oven. Smells awesome too. Now if you want to make something with a longer shelf life, throw in more salt. But lets face it - homemade bread don't need shelf life because it's all gone the same day,

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  11. Hijacked by Anonymous Coward · · Score: 1

    More like used for it's intended purpose.

  12. Dunno.... by Anonymous Coward · · Score: 0

    Sounds like a good mop for the gene pool.

    Not sure how long it would take us to recover from it (somebody make sure to keep a stack of bluray drive, optical archival disks of world technology bootstrap/research, and hardware to repair/reflash said drives in the event the firmware/mechanism has failed.

    But cleaning up the overpopulation and hopefully ensuring a significant portion of the dumb people dying off sounds like an excellent overall idea to me. Especially if it is one of their people (Trump) who makes it happen. Sounds like an excellent parable for future generations to me. Hillary is a snake, and in many ways (esp technically) incompetent, but she's still above the average vote, which is part of how she's wormed her way through the government for... 30-40 years now? Trump on the other hand appears to be one of those 'lucky idiots' where somehow everything has managed to go his way despite his own actions. (Perhaps the 80s to early 90s Steve Jobs as a parallel example. Only Jobs learned his lesson well enough to become a nation-state actor, while Trump is somewhere between national actor, and international jester.)

    1. Re:Dunno.... by Anonymous Coward · · Score: 0

      Nukes don't have an intelligence test for the victims. Nor, for that matter, do bullets. Wars don't thin out the stupid, they thin out the living.

  13. Tasteless by GrahamJ · · Score: 3, Funny

    On the plus side, none of these were more tasteless than the burgers themselves.

  14. Non-halal "Grand Slammer" by glitch! · · Score: 1

    It has been a long time, but last I remember, the US MCDs had sausage, ham, and bacon for their breakfast biscuits and muffins, and sometimes the "McRib". Create a new sandwich with all four and you get the pork Grand Slam. Just cut back on the rib sauce, please.

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    1. Re:Non-halal "Grand Slammer" by Anonymous Coward · · Score: 0

      Is there actual pork in the McRib?

    2. Re:Non-halal "Grand Slammer" by drinkypoo · · Score: 1

      Is there actual pork in the McRib?

      In the same way that there's actual beef in a hot dog, sure. The McRib is reconstituted pork pressed into a pork shape, they could make it out of pig lips and assholes just like a sausage and you'd never know.

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    3. Re:Non-halal "Grand Slammer" by MrKaos · · Score: 1

      mmmmmmm a pig lips and assholes McFeast, mmm, mmmm

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  15. Anyone got a list? by Anonymous Coward · · Score: 1

    Or a screenshot?

    I could do with a laugh this Friday morning.

    1. Re:Anyone got a list? by Anonymous Coward · · Score: 5, Informative

      ID: 92264 - name of burger: CHEEKY NAN DOS - By Edwardmilliband J
      ID: 92269 - name of burger: THE COSBY SPECIAL - By John L
      ID: 92277 - name of burger: DINO COLORING BOOK - By Tim L
      ID: 92279 - name of burger: DONT RETURN DEVOLUTION - By Pop K
      ID: 92280 - name of burger: THE CLINTON SPECIAL - By Bill C
      ID: 92285 - name of burger: FROG FRACTIONS TWO - By Evil L
      ID: 92286 - name of burger: SHREKS SWAMP - By Shrek S
      ID: 92289 - name of burger: TRIPLE MAYO SALAD - By Shane M
      ID: 92294 - name of burger: THE RUNS - By Donnie T
      ID: 92308 - name of burger: DAS DRITTE REICH - By Joseph G
      ID: 92309 - name of burger: CHRIS CHAN SPECIAL - By Chris C
      ID: 92313 - name of burger: REAL BURGER HOURS - By Shlomo S
      ID: 92316 - name of burger: BEHUHUHU THE RUB HVE - By Ambien I
      ID: 92318 - name of burger: GROIDSLAYVEN - By Analus E
      ID: 92322 - name of burger: SHILLARY PRISON BURGER - By Neogafshit N
      ID: 92332 - name of burger: EVILORE RPED A GIRL - By Its T
      ID: 92345 - name of burger: ITS NOT MAYO - By Ronald M
      ID: 92352 - name of burger: MELANIA WHOPER - By Michelle O
      ID: 92355 - name of burger: THE CARBONATOR - By Alex W
      ID: 92359 - name of burger: ZE HARAM - By Adolfus H
      ID: 92365 - name of burger: THIRTY DOLLAR ITALIAN - By Evil L
      ID: 92370 - name of burger: SYRIAN SUPRISE - By Op A
      ID: 92379 - name of burger: JUST BRIEZY - By Alsoneogaf I
      ID: 92387 - name of burger: A SU MADRE - By Eder B
      ID: 92389 - name of burger: HAWAIIAN CREAM - By Brent C
      ID: 92390 - name of burger: VOAT NEOFAC SUB - By Angluserrare S
      ID: 92391 - name of burger: MR MIMEWICH - By Jin X
      ID: 92392 - name of burger: BIG AZZ SANDWICH - By Jerry S
      ID: 92395 - name of burger: THE BISH BAN BURGER - By Xbannedgafferfubishes N
      ID: 92396 - name of burger: ANITA SARKEESIAN - By Gamergate G
      ID: 92398 - name of burger: THE BLOODY BATCAVE - By Dasd D
      ID: 92400 - name of burger: REAPER - By Arrus D
      ID: 92403 - name of burger: THE SLAV BRO - By Polishplumb R
      ID: 92408 - name of burger: MY WAIFU - By Hug H
      ID: 92414 - name of burger: MAKSTRUGGLE - By Jamaal B
      ID: 92416 - name of burger: STRUGGLE MEAL - By Amapizza I
      ID: 92422 - name of burger: BLAME SPACE IS TRASH - By Time D
      ID: 92424 - name of burger: WHITELIVESMATTER - By Xvfgs D
      ID: 92426 - name of burger: THE WELSH MOUTHFULL - By Mark P
      ID: 92443 - name of burger: EVOLUTIONION - By Shane M
      ID: 92444 - name of burger: DOUBLE EATSALOT - By Daniel M
      ID: 92453 - name of burger: NOT TONIGHT - By Charles E
      ID: 92456 - name of burger: FRANKFURTER - By Andy T
      ID: 92459 - name of burger: YOLOCAUST DENIAL - By Fourchanpol S
      ID: 92461 - name of burger: HITLA DID NOTHIN RONG - By Robby D
      ID: 92462 - name of burger: MOANA - By Jacqueline M
      ID: 92466 - name of burger: WEAD FILE - By Weed F
      ID: 92468 - name of burger: THE MUSLIM DRIVER - By Allahu A
      ID: 92477 - name of burger: THE TRAYVON MARTIN - By Bradley K
      ID: 92478 - name of burger: LIKE FAHTHER LIKE SON - By Azure D
      ID: 92481 - name of burger: CERVICAL PROLAPSE - By Fran K
      ID: 92487 - name of burger: ISLAM - By Igor A
      ID: 92491 - name of burger: MAKMESS WITH EGG - By Will S
      ID: 92494 - name of burger: MOHAMMEDTROUMP CHOCKER - By Mohammed T
      ID: 92495 - name of burger: ISLAM SPECIAL - By Asdfgsdg S
      ID: 92507 - name of burger: THE KITCHEN SINK - By John S
      ID: 92511 - name of burger: THE KEITH MEAD - By Keith M
      ID: 92531 - name of burger: WEW LAD - By Fil D
      ID: 92532 - name of burger: LETTUCE SURPRISE - By Bradley K
      ID: 92536 - name of burger: BIG BOY JR - By Ronald M
      ID: 92538 - name of burger: THE SHAUN KING BURGER - By Bld M
      ID: 92542 - name of burger: THE LONDONISTAN - By Muslimmayor S
      ID: 92543 - name of burger: NAINE ELEVEN BEST DAY - By Adolf K
      ID: 92545 - name of burger: BESADA SNACK - By Donaldj T
      ID: 92547 - name of burger: MY BREAKFAST - By Struggle M
      ID: 92552 - name of burger: DINDU NUFFIN - By Bradley K
      ID: 92553 - name of burger: VEGAN POETRY - By V M
      ID: 92561 - name of bur

    2. Re:Anyone got a list? by MrKaos · · Score: 1

      Thank you anonymous McDonalds employee

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      My ism, it's full of beliefs.
    3. Re:Anyone got a list? by Quirkz · · Score: 1

      I think Evolutionion is my new band name.

  16. Archive of screenshots by Anonymous Coward · · Score: 3, Informative

    Examples: http://knowyourmeme.com/memes/mcdonald-s-create-your-taste/photos

  17. I missed my chance to... by Anonymous Coward · · Score: 0

    ... sink them with a Confederate submarine. BOOM! Glug, glug, glug.

    Oh well, I'm too lazy to make my ASCII flag anyway.

  18. Was one of them... by Anonymous Coward · · Score: 0

    Furburgers?

    1. Re:Was one of them... by reboot246 · · Score: 1

      Way too tasty to be served at McDonald's.

  19. Brilliant by bmo · · Score: 1

    "Toddler Body Bag"

    That's my new band name.

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    BMO

    1. Re:Brilliant by cmdr_klarg · · Score: 1

      Sounds like a song title from Infant Annihilator.

      --
      THE SOFTWARE, IT NO WORKY!!!
  20. 10 years ago today on SLASHDOT by Anonymous Coward · · Score: 0

    Is this story on the right side of the front page.
    https://yro.slashdot.org/story/06/07/21/0448225/president-bush-blocks-nsa-wireless-tapping-probe?sbsrc=thisday

    Now it's New Zealand McDonalds scandals. Y'all are lying. It is still the bush deal going on.

  21. Make Pronunciation History by BitterKraut · · Score: 1

    Make Poverty History -- Make Burger History. Apologies for posting the obvious. We Germans had a taste of this a few years ago when chocolate manufacturer Ritter Sport asked its customers to invent new flavors of its square shaped product. Try "Ritter Sport Gorgonzola" as a search term to get a peek at some not-so-tasty submissions.

  22. Screen Caps by Anonymous Coward · · Score: 0

    I've eaten a Rektal Prolapse before, and there's nothing nice about it, but I'd take it over a big mac any day. As for screen caps, check this out: http://www.dorkly.com/post/79724/mcdonalds-let-the-internet-create-their-own-burgers-and-guess-what-happened

    Gotta love the Bernie Socialist Feast and Atheists Delight lol.

  23. And... by Megol · · Score: 1

    That's why we can't have nice things.

    1. Re:And... by Anonymous Coward · · Score: 0

      Yup. :(

  24. Short sighted twats! by Anonymous Coward · · Score: 0

    "Hey let's give the public the opportunity to write whatever they want, and then show random entries on our frontpage without vetting any of it !"

    How could that ever backfire?
    I'm sure whoever suggested that idea is now being reassigned somewhere else in the corp.. as a burger flipper.

    1. Re:Short sighted twats! by arth1 · · Score: 1

      I'm sure whoever suggested that idea is now being reassigned somewhere else in the corp.. as a burger flipper.

      You have no experience with corporations, I see.
      There's this principle called "success by fiat". The experiment will be declared a success, and that it's now time to move on.

      The guys who did the actual implementation work against their objections get no bonuses this year, while their bosses get their quota too.

    2. Re:Short sighted twats! by dhaen · · Score: 1

      It's given us a good laugh, and nobody's opinion of McD has changed: Love or hate. Great story.

    3. Re:Short sighted twats! by nedlohs · · Score: 1

      McDonalds is being mentioned on slashdot and likely numerous other places seen by people who might then get a burger for lunch/dinner. They didn't have to say anything racist or homophobic or whatever evil trigger it is this week and can instead blame the evil white supremacists on the internet while still getting all the publicity.

      I'm not sure "by fiat" is necessary.

  25. TIL: by Anonymous Coward · · Score: 1

    people are assholes

  26. Ha! Ha! You gotta install microwave ovens! by Anonymous Coward · · Score: 1

    At least you got first post little faggot.

    Not only does he have first post, but that little faggot got his own jet airplane.

    That little faggot he's a millionaire.

  27. Clueless negotiating by sjbe · · Score: 1

    He has also said that he would never take options off the table and wouldn't telegraph our reactions and responses.

    Which means he's an idiot negotiator if he's never willing to do those things. Sometimes it's useful to hint what our reactions might be. Sometimes it's useful to reassure people that you aren't going to cause Armageddon. People tend to be touchy about their continued existence if they perceive you as a threat to it. Pretty stupid position from someone who styles themselves a genius deal maker.

    So of course he wouldn't rule anything out because doing so would be ignoring that self imposed principle.

    He wouldn't rule anything out because the man is an imbecile as is anyone who seriously thinks he is fit for public office. His only talent is self promotion and aggrandizement. (and no that is not an endorsement of Hillary either)

    1. Re:Clueless negotiating by sumdumass · · Score: 1, Interesting

      Yes, he must be an idiot because i can totally see the utility functions of saying no ground troops but don't cause problems and red lines that seem to be on wheels and reset buttons that guarantees no retaliation for Putin's aggression. I can completely understand the utility functions of saying we are going to withdraw troops by a certain date so all the opposition has to do is wait it out. The problem is that I cannot see how that helps the U.S..

      Trump scares me as president but Hillary does even more so. That being said, I think your inability to understand the line of reasoning makes you more of an idiot than you think trump is.

  28. Hey, nigger by Anonymous Coward · · Score: 0, Funny

    More like used for it's intended purpose.

    Unlike that apostrophe.

  29. Trump is a menace by sjbe · · Score: 0

    Yes, he must be an idiot

    Yes he is. You could have stopped there. The man is a menace who appeals to the stupid, the bigoted, and the deluded. The fact that he is the chosen candidate of the republican party pretty much says everything you need to know about that party. The man attracts lunatics like shit attracts flies. The rest of your screed is just unrelated nonsense.

    Trump scares me as president but Hillary does even more so.

    Then you haven't been paying enough attention to the stupid shit coming out of Trump's pie hole.

    That being said, I think your inability to understand the line of reasoning makes you more of an idiot than you think trump is.

    Back atcha.

  30. Hope for Humanity by Sir_Eptishous · · Score: 1

    When I see things like this, I get a chuckle, or maybe a good belly laugh, at some of the burger names.
    When I see some of the things people come up with to disparage something like McDonalds, I actually get a glimmer of hope for humanity.

    --
    We play the game with the bravery of being out of range
  31. Fappy Meal? by Anonymous Coward · · Score: 0

    Bet you didn't see that one coming.

  32. People sicken me by Anonymous Coward · · Score: 0

    What an awful display of the the putrid underbelly of the human condition. When people are anonymous, they show their true selves, and you realize how thin the veneer of civilization really is.

    How could you even say, even ironically, that Chiyo is best girl. Christ.

  33. Re:Waaahh...bbut Hillary! by Anonymous Coward · · Score: 0

    At least it follows their logic. Obama is single single handedly responsible for: Muslim terror, the "gay agenda", immigrants taking your job and raising taxes to fund Muslims and terrorists. Is any of this true or his fault? Nope, but he's Black so it's easier to blame him. Same with Hillary, IT'S ALL HER FAULT!

    Now, there is a bit of an incongruity because Trump has done far far worse (unless you're a rape supporter) but all of those facts just get filed under "Liberal media conspiracy". Hope I've given you insight into the mind of a Con.

  34. if you post it.... by Anonymous Coward · · Score: 0

    someone will draw a penis on it.

  35. Re:Waaahh...bbut Hillary! by Anonymous Coward · · Score: 0

    Hillary Clinton and John Kerry both held their noses and voted for Gulf War II because they were running for president and not doing so would have caused insurmountable flak from the right. Both knew it was a disaster waiting to happen and said so, pretty much, from Day 1. And they were right (keep that in mind).

    So, they took a stand they didn't like to preserve political viability, that's all. Just like so many GOPers claim to be anti-choice and pro-gun when they really aren't, but not to say so would invalidate them in the GOP.

    I didn't like it then and I don't like it now, but that's politics for ya.

    Just remember this: politics is like shit; it stinks and is messy, but you can't live without it. Politics is a bare-knuckles fight for power and money, and you must keep your eye on who is gouging whom and why. Truth is often the first casualty, so learn to find data and make your own conclusions.

  36. I know I mentioned this above by fustakrakich · · Score: 1

    But I simply have to ask.

    How did the Quarter Pounder® get out the door?

    --
    “He’s not deformed, he’s just drunk!”
  37. Re:Waaahh...bbut Hillary! by Coren22 · · Score: 1

    "In the four years since the inspectors left, intelligence reports show that Saddam Hussein has worked to rebuild his chemical and biological weapons stock, his missile delivery capability, and his nuclear program. He has also given aid, comfort, and sanctuary to terrorists, including al Qaeda members. It is clear, however, that if left unchecked, Saddam Hussein will continue to increase his capacity to wage biological and chemical warfare, and will keep trying to develop nuclear weapons."

    Sen. Hillary Clinton (D, NY), Oct 10, 2002

    http://www.democraticundergrou...

    Seems she was arguing for the war, not sure what quotes you have to offer up, but you didn't offer any, so I am not sure if they exist.

    Remember, all quotes must be from before the war started for her to have been speaking out against the war.

    --
    APK likes to ask for responses to the same things over and over. Maybe he just likes the responses?