Is McDonald's under-rated as a bike stop?

[raleighnut]

If you invented a litterbin that could magically place itself right next to people, they'd still chuck it on the floor.

I wouldn't mind em chucking it on the ground, we have roadsweepers to deal with that, but stuck in the hedge.......................farkwits.

 

[classic33]

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McBike @ Mr. Visserplein - Amsterdam (Netherlands)[/url] by Perry Tak, on Flickr[/IMG]
McBike @ Mr. Visserplein - Amsterdam (Netherlands) by
Perry Tak, on Flickr

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[raleighnut]

There was a proposal for cleaning the disgusting stuff off the pavements. As I recall, Wrigley's saw it off.

Must be a bloody tough saw.

 

[Crackle]

This is a hot contender for my, crazy thread of the month, award. Which is saying something as there's stiff competition around at the moment.

 

[classic33]

Your could mount a Minigun to the litterbin. Or is that a bit too ED-209?

Or this!

 

[rich p]

This is a hot contender for my, crazy thread of the month, award. Which is saying something as there's stiff competition around at the moment.

It's way, way ahead on the hot-under-the-collar-about-what-some-stranger-on-the-internet-thinks-about-a-minor-issue thread of the month award.
You do it an injustice Crax.

 

[Crackle]

It's way, way ahead on the hot-under-the-collar-about-what-some-stranger-on-the-internet-thinks-about-a-minor-issue thread of the month award.
You do it an injustice Crax.

Oh I dunno, there's been few hot under the collar ones. Brandane's miles one went nuclear fast and the aplogoly one went sideways faster than a rattlesnake. It's a close call but this one gets the argument in an empty bin award.

 

[rich p]

Oh I dunno, there's been few hot under the collar ones. Brandane's miles one went nuclear fast and the aplogoly one went sideways faster than a rattlesnake. It's a close call but this one gets the argument in an empty bin award.

I humbly bow to your greater breadth of research. My tolerance of wánky thread fights is at an all time low.

 

[Fab Foodie]

Oh I dunno, there's been few hot under the collar ones. Brandane's miles one went nuclear fast and the aplogoly one went sideways faster than a rattlesnake. It's a close call but this one gets the argument in an empty bin award.

Does it matter

 

[nickyboy]

This is a hot contender for my, crazy thread of the month, award. Which is saying something as there's stiff competition around at the moment.

I've got a feeling that tree ID thread could burst into life at any moment

 

[Crackle]

I've got a feeling that tree ID thread could burst into life at any moment

What I'm really worried about is the dogs back end bursting into life if he eats any more of the damn berries.

 

[raleighnut]

I've got a feeling that tree ID thread could burst into life at any moment

I'm waiting for a resurgence of 'How many leaves left' to brighten up my day.

 

[EasyPeez]

The last time I set foot in a McD's was when I was a skint student with a hangover. At that point in time they served my requirements with reasonable effectiveness, but as I am no longer a poor student and rarely have the opportunity to cultivate a hangover I can't imagine ever wanting to go into one again.

 

[Globalti]

The cherry and apple version of their version of porridge had an odd almondy note, as though the cherry stones had been used somewhere in it.

Almond flavour is benzaldehyde, the key note in cheap cherry flavours. It would be about 70% of the flavour, which would then be used at about 0.2% in the product. It costs £2.00 a kilo. You can see how much profit there is in selling industrial food made in a massive factory.

 

[Fab Foodie]

Almond flavour is benzaldehyde, the key note in cheap cherry flavours. It would be about 70% of the flavour, which would then be used at about 0.2% in the product. It costs £2.00 a kilo. You can see how much profit there is in selling industrial food made in a massive factory.

Sssshhhhh................ how do you think I fund my lavish (even louche) lifestyle?