there's not many calories in the burgers. 490 for a bigmac. Which is less than most supermarket sandwiches.
If they aren't covered by insurance they aren't covered. As for just serving yeah right. The guy is unstable and needs locking up regardless.
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there's not many calories in the burgers. 490 for a bigmac. Which is less than most supermarket sandwiches.
If they aren't covered by insurance they aren't covered. As for just serving yeah right. The guy is unstable and needs locking up regardless.
24g of fat though and there tiny :S the fries are almost identicle aswell , milk shakes are probably similar.
one big mac meal is pretty much an adults daily calorie intake and probably atleast 3-5x as much fat as you would get from a proper meal
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at my local 24 hour maccies the doors get locked at around midnight so if u want any food u have to use the drive thru whether ur in a car or by foot, should have jus give the guy his burgers lmao
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where did chips and milkshake come from, that's totally different from cardboard burgers.
Who, other than women and the Gok Wans of the world, worries about calories?
i work out with ye old metal discs on a rod of steel so eat meals that arent calorific and contain tons of fat
well they have almost identicle calorie , fat , carb etc content as the burgers lol
there was once an experiment conducted on the fries to and they didnt grow mould and looked exactly the same as the day they were bought so they probably use the same cardboard ingredients as the burgers
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I wonder if you'd get served on a sit-on lawnmower?
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just had a drive through, dont care what people say - it really does hit the spot after a few pints 
Well, we've never had any problems and have always been served when on a motorbike.
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im sorry are you trying to say mcdonalds contains real meat?
Seriously where do these brain washed people come from. Go to the butchers buy some real meat, make your own burgers.
Geeze, this world is doomed. Appears most people live off ready meals and fast food its rediculas. We dont have any in our house and the food is amazing. People need to learn how to eat.
yes they contain real meat.
And I do go to the butcher and make my own burgers thanks.
McDonalds fault for not serving tbh. A total lack of business sense, chance of being sued = less than the chance of a comet hitting the earth, money made from serving said customers = far more money than they would lose in a settlement, result McDonalds staff = idiots.
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sorry i dont beleive that, if you ate quality food you would never ever consider eating mcdonalds. So don't try and pull that card.
What the **** do you think they contain, fake meat? It may not be the best, but it's real!
Also, where the **** do you get off telling people what they can and can't eat! Perhaps you carry all the equipment around with you to make and prepare a burger, but I know for a fact that I don't. That's why, if I feel like a burger after night out, I go to a fast food outlet!
You need to get off your high ****ing horse and educate yourself!
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they got sued for having hot coffee. Do you really think they are going to take any more risks? It's rediculas.
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Well the chicken nuggets contain grounded down bone and cartilage for one. The "meat" you are eating is most probably from all the parts of a cow you would never even consider. Do you have a browns near you? go there and have an organic burger. You will be amazed, though it will cost you £11.50 but real food isn't cheap.