[Spktyr]

I have to agree with him. McDonalds' food should be banned.

Not on "obesity prevention" grounds, but because their "food" tastes *awful*! A good example - the 10,000 degree plasma wrapped in pastry called the "McDonalds Hot Apple Pie".

[Ramcat]

"McDonalds Hot Apple Pie".
One of my favorites.
No resemblance to Apple Pie.
Two pies and a medium coffee and I'm good for 200 mi. hard driving on a road trip.
The good Prince is making me hungry.
Have you tried the Ranch Wraps?

[Little Ray]

Actually, their apple pies were pretty good, back when they still fried 'em. Nowadays, I go to Krystal, instead.

However, as log as folks are not actually starving, why is it gub'mint's job to improve their diet?

[twigs]

Well, that's what the free market is for. IIRC, the royals never even carry money, so they have no concept of it.

[CJ Wolf]

Not on "obesity prevention" grounds, but because their "food" tastes *awful*! A good example - the 10,000 degree plasma wrapped in pastry called the "McDonalds Hot Apple Pie".

On that note, they should ban British food too. It tastes awful and causes rotten teeth and insanity.

[Nathan Zachary]

" A good example - the 10,000 degree plasma wrapped in pastry called the "McDonalds Hot Apple Pie".

Hey! That's the only good thing at Mac Donalds.

I had an SOS steak sandwhich (with extra bacon) at subway for dinner last night.
Good stuff, I should have bought two.

[lowbridge]

Not on "obesity prevention" grounds, but because their "food" tastes *awful*! A good example - the 10,000 degree plasma wrapped in pastry called the "McDonalds Hot Apple Pie".

They used to have a good apple pie. It resembled the rectangular isze and shape of a "hot pocket". I guess you could say it was a "hot pocket", The outer crust was thin, and the apple filling was plentiful and HOT. Now the crust is thick and there is less apple filline, and lukewarm.

[Oztrich Boy]

A good example - the 10,000 degree plasma wrapped in pastry called the "McDonalds Hot Apple Pie".

Well, half of the product name is accurate