Mo1959
Legendary Member
- Location
- Perthshire,Scotland
Bit of colonic irrigation while you're there!Would that involve actually getting out of the car ??
Or is there some sort of waste collection suction system??
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mudsticks
Obviously an Aubergine
Bit of colonic irrigation while you're there!
Probs better for your gut than some drive thrus...
jayonabike
Powered by caffeine & whisky
- Location
- Hertfordshire
Small queue at the local McD’s
Mainly builders vans and family’s with small kids by the look of it when I drove past on my way to Tesco’s
I don’t have an opinion either way. Whatever floats your boat👍🏻
I made my own quarter pounder cheeseburgers last night
Mainly builders vans and family’s with small kids by the look of it when I drove past on my way to Tesco’s
I don’t have an opinion either way. Whatever floats your boat👍🏻
I made my own quarter pounder cheeseburgers last night
Bonefish Blues
Banging donk
- Location
- 52 Festive Road
That is all.
neil_merseyside
Guru
- Location
- Wirral
Quarter pounder? each patty?
I can feel my heart slowing down and my organ warning lights starting to strobe just looking at that.
carlosfandangus
Über Member
It looks good though
Ming the Merciless
There is no mercy
- Location
- Inside my skull
My wife got caught up in a McDonald’s drive thru queue on her way home from work tonight. It had backed out and down the road she was trying to get down. Jesus it’s like they are addicted, maybe we should prescribe methodone for them.
Profpointy
Legendary Member
They where a few years ago. Well passed there sell by date now.
So are many of us on here to be fair
derrick
The Glue that binds us together.
- Location
- On the edge of London
Including me.
Profpointy
Legendary Member
Worse yet there are people who will eat an elephant leg aka doner kebab that’s been festering for hours if not days
Sometimes even when they’re sober
I must confess whilst I'm terribly snobbish about McD's and would never eat there, I do like a kebab after an evening's refreshment, or after the day's meetings in London there's a great kebab round the corner from Paddington, which just sets me up for the train home to Bristol
captain nemo1701
Space cadet. Deck 42 Main Engineering.
- Location
- Bristol
Must confess, if do I do fast food, you can't beat a kebab. It takes skill to eat without spilling the contents everywhere, very filling although could do without those occasional grisly bits (and the paint-stripping flatulence the next day
) Sir, where exactly where is this palace near Paddington?.
jayonabike
Powered by caffeine & whisky
- Location
- Hertfordshire
Of course 👍🏻🍔
craigwend
Grimpeur des terrains plats
McMethadone...
Profpointy
Legendary Member
Must confess, if do I do fast food, you can't beat a kebab. It takes skill to eat without spilling the contents everywhere, very filling although could do without those occasional grisly bits (and the paint-stripping flatulence the next day
The recommended kebab, and indeed excellent and cheap samosa shop is in one of the perpendicular streets toward sussex
gardens. It's in the street with a fair few pubs and restaurants maybe 2 doors down from the Praed St corner
RoubaixCube
~Tribanese~
- Location
- London, UK
You folks dont know what it means to queue for McD's
I had to queue 15mins to make my order, wait for them to prepare my food alongside the thousands that had ordered before me, then i had to queue to find a place to sit while surrounded by other people getting into each others personal space and being sat so close to them (even on a seperate table) that you could listen to and join in with their conversation without much effort.
I wanted to find a place to eat outside but my dad didnt want to parade around looking for somewhere to sit outside.
This place was the first Mc D's in Hong Kong to be doing gourmet burgers. But they also did other things like wraps & deserts like you would get in posh hotel. Its the only Mc D's in HK that does this and location wise its based in a posh shopping mall with a lot of local business, both retail & non-retail that would buy their lunch/dinner from this place.
If money is no issue then you could do something like this...
Im not sure how you would eat it but you could stack as many thick beef patties as you want in it so long as you got the money to pay for it. And yes - they build the burgers just like this. Nothing like the flatpacked burgers you get from the Mc D's in the UK.
I didnt like the seating arrangement, dad wanted to sit. So we sat down and i threw mine down and was done in 5mins and looking to leave. i didnt want to hang around. such a cramped space with people knocking against me everytime they walked past and listening in to other peoples conversations. No. Please... Just let me out. Dad took a bit longer but wasnt enjoying the experience as much either.
waited for him to finish then we left and never went back there again Roughly about £15 gets you a lot of gourmet burger compared to the UK. You could go to gourmet burger.co in the UK and the same thing would be about £20-23 for what we had.
But thats the thing with HK. Around 17,000 people per square mile. Some places are always going to be packed out like that.
As for eating Mc D's in the UK. Maybe once in a blue moon as a treat or a one off occasion with friends.
I personally perfer a nice chicken or lamb shish with some rice or salad from my local kebab shop. Gotta be shish though. Regular kebabs are quite fatty so the shish is the more healthier option so long as I dont dump a skip truck full of sauce on it.
I had to queue 15mins to make my order, wait for them to prepare my food alongside the thousands that had ordered before me, then i had to queue to find a place to sit while surrounded by other people getting into each others personal space and being sat so close to them (even on a seperate table) that you could listen to and join in with their conversation without much effort.
I wanted to find a place to eat outside but my dad didnt want to parade around looking for somewhere to sit outside.
This place was the first Mc D's in Hong Kong to be doing gourmet burgers. But they also did other things like wraps & deserts like you would get in posh hotel. Its the only Mc D's in HK that does this and location wise its based in a posh shopping mall with a lot of local business, both retail & non-retail that would buy their lunch/dinner from this place.
If money is no issue then you could do something like this...
Im not sure how you would eat it but you could stack as many thick beef patties as you want in it so long as you got the money to pay for it. And yes - they build the burgers just like this. Nothing like the flatpacked burgers you get from the Mc D's in the UK.
I didnt like the seating arrangement, dad wanted to sit. So we sat down and i threw mine down and was done in 5mins and looking to leave. i didnt want to hang around. such a cramped space with people knocking against me everytime they walked past and listening in to other peoples conversations. No. Please... Just let me out. Dad took a bit longer but wasnt enjoying the experience as much either.
waited for him to finish then we left and never went back there again
Roughly about £15 gets you a lot of gourmet burger compared to the UK. You could go to gourmet burger.co in the UK and the same thing would be about £20-23 for what we had.But thats the thing with HK. Around 17,000 people per square mile. Some places are always going to be packed out like that.
As for eating Mc D's in the UK. Maybe once in a blue moon as a treat or a one off occasion with friends.
I personally perfer a nice chicken or lamb shish with some rice or salad from my local kebab shop. Gotta be shish though. Regular kebabs are quite fatty so the shish is the more healthier option so long as I dont dump a skip truck full of sauce on it.
