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y do ppl dredge the fun out of life so much
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devild wrote:Give her a break, rather than criticising her for posting with the wrong heading or in the wrong forum etc. thank her for highlighting this.
It's great that she posted it, but if she had put it in, say, the Bargains section, rather than the Freebies section, and put a more descriptive title - like
"Students: Get a free McFlurry with McDonalds meal", then it would be clearer who this applied to and whether the header was worth clicking on0 -
rhoeds121 wrote:its not suitable for anyone. why would anyone want to eat at McDonalds. And giving kids a 'happy' meal and finishing it off with a McFlurry makes my blood run cold. Why not just give them a bag of sugar?
Cos McDonalds tastes nice... Whether its healthy or not, thats the kinda stuff kids like... My dad has been eating McDonalds at least once a week since the 1970's and he's still fine...Has this post helped ya? Be a dude and hit thanksThank you
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rhoeds121 wrote:its not suitable for anyone. why would anyone want to eat at McDonalds. And giving kids a 'happy' meal and finishing it off with a McFlurry makes my blood run cold. Why not just give them a bag of sugar?
It was a 'treat' and not much different to those who allow sweets, biscuits, crisps, ice cream and birthday cake!
Lighten up.........the post was obviously helpful to some and not intended to cause outrage or a debate on the state of my kids arteries or MacDonald's food content.
p.s I love an occasional candyfloss (probably two bags of sugar!) :rotfl:0 -
MrsMondragon wrote:Is the Mcflurry suitable for vegetarians?
the smartie one isn't but the flake one is:)0 -
Xanado wrote:Cos McDonalds tastes nice... Whether its healthy or not, thats the kinda stuff kids like... My dad has been eating McDonalds at least once a week since the 1970's and he's still fine...
do you realise the naivity and stupidity of your comment?0 -
rhoeds121 wrote:its not suitable for anyone. why would anyone want to eat at McDonalds. And giving kids a 'happy' meal and finishing it off with a McFlurry makes my blood run cold. Why not just give them a bag of sugar?
Hopefully your blood will run cold sometime soon and do us all a favour!0 -
rhoeds121 wrote:you sound like the people who say 'my mum has smoked for 30 years and theres nothing wrong with her
do you realise the naivity and stupidity of your comment?
Some people can have a McDonalds once a week and STILL be healthy you know~*Cerenia*~
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http://www.mcdonalds.co.uk/pages/whatson/studentcard.html
the student offer
I have had a total of 4 visits to McDonalds in my life, might make a 5th now0 -
You used to be able to get a free bacon roll with an NUS card when you purchased a breakfast meal, im not sure if this is still the case though but its worth asking.0
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