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[BloodOmen]

Claims that it was Israel as tensions have been high between them lately.

 

[Raven]

In other news, I had my first Big Mac today, came up in the pub at the weekend that I had never tried one. The wife insisted when I phoned from work to talk tea that the time was right.

My word that thing is rancid, half a pound of onion and a drizzle of some wierd mayo-come-ketchup does not a burger make (the sauce wasn't actually that bad but the onion absolutely killed it)

 

[Moriath]

In other news, I had my first Big Mac today, came up in the pub at the weekend that I had never tried one. The wife insisted when I phoned from work to talk tea that the time was right.

My word that thing is rancid, half a pound of onion and a drizzle of some wierd mayo-come-ketchup does not a burger make (the sauce wasn't actually that bad but the onion absolutely killed it)

Usually just a sprinkling of diced up onion. a whopper has large slices of onion in it.

 

[BloodOmen]

In other news, I had my first Big Mac today, came up in the pub at the weekend that I had never tried one. The wife insisted when I phoned from work to talk tea that the time was right.

My word that thing is rancid, half a pound of onion and a drizzle of some wierd mayo-come-ketchup does not a burger make (the sauce wasn't actually that bad but the onion absolutely killed it)

I can't eat them me, once you've found a good takeaway that does good burgers you just cannot look at Maccy D's again or Burger King for that matter.

 

[Raven]

I had a McDonalds the other week for the first time in years (which actually brought up the whole, never eaten a Big Mac thing)

Fucking grim. Desperation food.

 

[Raven]

Also the chips were so plastic I imagine they will come with a box when I shit them out in the morning.

 

[Scouse]

Also the chips were so plastic I imagine they will come with a box when I shit them out in the morning.

I don't think there'll be anything to shit out - I doubt there's any fibre in them. Whatever they make them out of they probably get instant absorbed into your bloodstream, your blood sugars will shoot up and if you ain't moving you'll lay it down as fat.

Your shits will just be a faintly McWhiffy fart

 

[caLLous]

Burger King wipes the floor with McDonalds. Better burgers, better chips and better value.

 

[Raven]

In the bastion of humanity, known as Northampton we have just one Burger king...if you want to go there you have to pay for parking, quite a bizarre situation which I can't quite decide whether it's a good thing (plastic food) or a bad thing (ffs, 1 burger king?!

There used to be a burger king near the petrol station just outside my village, which was amazing as a young 20s guy on his way home from town...it had such low levels of custom that every burger was basically cooked fresh, was amazing. It's a dominos now, they still cant get an order right.

 

[SilverHood]

I had a Burger King Whopper meal in Dublin a few years ago, sober, and it was pretty good! McDonalds is yuck most of the time, but the one closest to my old flat wasn't terrible. Because they were open 24 hours a day and always had a steady stream of customers from nearby hospitals, everything was always freshly cooked.

 

[Yoni]

I haven’t had McD or BK for years I Sweden there is Max (in the same market) and they are preferred over the other two generally.

 

[BloodOmen]

 

[BloodOmen]

@Deebs


View: https://youtu.be/MN8fFM1ZdWo

 

[Raven]

I bounced off that quite a bit after a few episodes, is it any good?

 

[BloodOmen]

I bounced off that quite a bit after a few episodes, is it any good?

It's funny as fuck, worth watching all the way through.

 

[Job]

Without a united ireland the IRA didn't win.

Is Ireland united?

Yes or no @Job.

Everything that happened then and since in Ireland is because of and an advantage to the terrorists and to this day we are paying for a complete rollover while still...it would appear sucessfully...selling this propaganda as some triumph of democracy.
No it was the triumph of the bomb and it still goes on to this day and it would appear part of this deal is to hide this continuing terror from the britush public as much as possible.

The attacks barely make the news if at all.

The Fragility of the Good Friday Peace: The Persistence of Terrorism in Northern Ireland – Combating Terrorism Center at West Point

Abstract: The murder of a journalist, a recent car bombing in Northern Ireland, and a series of parcel bombs sent to key transport hubs in London and to the University of Glasgow have raised the specter of a renewed terror campaign by militant Irish Republicans. Commentators have been quick to...

ctc.usma.edu

 

[Scouse]

So, fragile peace holds. British rule still stands.

Terrorism hasn't won, demonstrably. By your own words.

Ireland isn't united.

 

[Moriath]

View: https://twitter.com/SuziOvens/status/1290758429238329350

 

[Scouse]

There was an article today in t' grauniad saying that it's been really common.

One girl was going to get married to a bloke, they spoke to each other about where they were going to spend lockdown - and decided that they'd do it at each other's respective parents.

Apparently it took a while for her to realise that it wasn't going to work.

You'd think if you've decided that you're not choosing to spend your life with your fiance over your mum and dad then that's a pretty big fucking hint eh?

 

[Gwadien]

@Job probably thinks that the Treaty of Versailles was the best agreement ever.

 

[BloodOmen]

 

[BloodOmen]

Before and after of Beirut explosion

 

[dysfunction]

That is one massive crater

 

[Scouse]

That is one massive crater

Yep.

Only dwarfed by the hole @Job digs for himself every time he types something

 

[Gwadien]

Coronavirus card payments: Thousands back Birds bakery manager

Megan Metcalfe used her own card to help customers at the bakery, breaching Covid-19 policies.

www.bbc.co.uk

Woman goes out of the way to make business extra money.

Gets sacked.

 

[Scouse]

Coronavirus card payments: Thousands back Birds bakery manager

Megan Metcalfe used her own card to help customers at the bakery, breaching Covid-19 policies.

www.bbc.co.uk

Woman goes out of the way to make business extra money.

Gets sacked.

Woman puts elderly customers and colleagues at risk of death by knowingly subverting company policy. Gets sacked.


I totally get it - and understand the issues, especially the elderly using cash. But dems' the facts above. You cannot have staff doing that.

She sounds like a lovely person.

 

[Embattle]

Yep.

Only dwarfed by the hole @Job digs for himself every time he types something

Says one of those who often replies

 

[Raven]

 

[Scouse]

Eat out to help out:

McDonald's: 'Face mask' found inside Aldershot store's chicken nugget

A six-year-old girl "nearly chokes" on Happy Meal from the Aldershot branch of the fast food giant.

www.bbc.co.uk

 

[Gwadien]

Woman puts elderly customers and colleagues at risk of death by knowingly subverting company policy. Gets sacked.


I totally get it - and understand the issues, especially the elderly using cash. But dems' the facts above. You cannot have staff doing that.

She sounds like a lovely person.

How? The cash goes in her pocket, so she's the only one dealing with it.

How's her doing that differently to her going to the shops herself and handling cash?

Also, aren't we meant to be embracing capitalism over life? She's brought more customers into the shop, mostly the elderly.