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RUCCUS
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Posted: 26th Jul 2006 02:06
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Tryin that one out tonight


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Posted: 26th Jul 2006 02:15
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hehe. Pretty good.

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One time I went to McDonalds and asked for a Big Mac shoved into a milkshake.

I always go to Taco Bell and ask for some random Taco Bell-sounding food item.

Example: "I'll have a Mucho-grande-queso-double-stuffed-guacamole-filled-burrito."


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You really wanna piss 'em off, make out your order like this:

"I'll have a umm large.... and 2 small....to go with it. Oh, and can I get some....to go with my....., thx"

Once they figure out its not the speaker cutting out, they get real mad.

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rule #1, dont F with the people that have access to your food

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One time I went to KFC with my friend and his parents. We got some family meal deal that gave us a giant cup to fill with pop... like a pitcher I suppose. Well, they gave us cups too, so we just filled our cups at the drink machine instead of using the pitcher. After we ate me and my friend decided to ask to have the pitcher filled up with baked beans to go. Unfortunately they refused to fill the container. Though if they did I don't know how much that would have ended up costing!

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That was funny except for the girly laughing at the end. Why did they drive by and show themselves??


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Quote: "rule #1, dont F with the people that have access to your food"

That is the #1 rule that I live by. In the military, it becomes very apparent why.

#2 rule is don't F with the mechanics. They can make your life miserable in a different way.


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Posted: 26th Jul 2006 06:19
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Quote: "After we ate me and my friend decided to ask to have the pitcher filled up with baked beans to go."


They sell baked beans at your KFC?


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Make your own food, and fix your own cars. That's the motto I live by. And if somebody messes with my food, I file a lawsuit. Good ol justice system! Never happened though, those cooks are very tricksy, but I'm on to them. I'm on to them.

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Quote: "They sell baked beans at your KFC?"


Every one I have ever been to has sold them. They are very good I might add.

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Quote: "rule #1, dont F with the people that have access to your food"


Indeed. I always try to stay on the good side of the people serving me , else I might be getting an extra ingridient, if you know what I mean.

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Quote: "Indeed. I always try to stay on the good side of the people serving me , else I might be getting an extra ingridient, if you know what I mean."

Pickle juice?


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Quote: "Pickle juice?"


Of course not! Mustard.

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Quote: ""rule #1, dont F with the people that have access to your food""


I spent several years a Mickey D's, I remember one night just before closing the grill guy Norm got pissed with the person at drive thru ordering a McLean (used to be a low fat quarter pounder) so he gave them a MC Clean and swept the patty with a broom while it was on the grill. Needless to say I made sure to make my own food when Norm was on.

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Quote: "They sell baked beans at your KFC?"


I thought they all did? Mine sells pizza hut pan pizzas too.

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Quote: "rule #1, dont F with the people that have access to your food"


Wise, wise words.



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I once quietly said to my mate as he was ordering at a drive thru "That's to take away mate". He didn't half get embaressed when he told the woman it was to take away, then realised his school boy error. I found it hilarious.

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That was the best prank I've ever seen!

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Posted: 26th Jul 2006 15:53 Edited at: 26th Jul 2006 15:54
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Quote: "And in america they have freerefills that you do yourself"


Lol, yes, they have that in Canada and in a lot of other countries as well.

Tried the prank last night, didnt go over too well, too many up-tight business men going for Micky-Dee's, but Im going to camp up north pretty soon, once we hit hick country it should work a bit better.


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Posted: 26th Jul 2006 16:13 Edited at: 26th Jul 2006 16:14
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Not according to a friend of mine... Maybe only in some places? (My friend visited and pulled his usual fill 3 waterbottles up with soft drink from Mc Donalds).


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Tbf im not suprised they dont have that in england, what with all the yobo culture we have to put up with round here.

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You get free refills in some places and not in others. It depends on their funds I guess, or the sponsors. I mean, Ive been to sub way and they have had free refills, then Ive been to another and they didnt.

But when ever I go to McDonalds, I cant help think if some dirty git has, urm, did number 3 on the burger.
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Quote: "But when ever I go to McDonalds, I cant help think if some dirty git has, urm, did number 3 on the burger"


I'd be grateful for that mate. That's the only way you've ever gonna get any nutrition out of the food there.

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Quote: "I'd be grateful for that mate. That's the only way you've ever gonna get any nutrition out of the food there. "



Just, no.


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Quote: "i took a bucket in, filled the bucket with coke and left"


I suppose thats a lie haha.

You can't even fit a bucket under those things without pressing 3 orr 4 of them.

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Hahaha!!! I just went to Jack in the box and did it!!! WTF, some people are pretty stupid.


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Prefer Nandos. It isn't that pre-processed not really meat s***e, they want you to eat with your hands, you can get alcohol if you want it, they have seriously hot sauce, and they have that bottomless drink thing with an icey machine that is tops. Plus the food is the best (BBQ chicken basically).

Shame we have to hate them now after the world cup... Then again I'm half welsh

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Quote: "You get free refills in some places and not in others. It depends on their funds I guess, or the sponsors. I mean, Ive been to sub way and they have had free refills, then Ive been to another and they didnt."


Not every McDonalds in the US has this even, all corporate stores do but the majority of Mcdonalds are operator owned franchises and it is up to them if they want free refills or not. Thats why McDonalds always says "at participating locations" in their ads. Some don't even have a .99 cent menu it will be 1.19, 1.29, and I the highest I have seen is 1.39 for the value menu. Not counting when I went to six flags and a Big Mac meal was $7.49 and that was awhile ago when the meal was normally $2.99.

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Yea, I agree, it was funny until he showed himself and laughed like a little girl.
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Quote: "Some don't even have a .99 cent meal"
Don't come to the UK then. I'm assuming you mean 99 cent there rather than just under one cent But even so, you would be lucky to get a meal here in McD for less than... hmmm... $6 sound about right lads? And you would probably think it's a kids meal And don't drive there whatever you do.

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Posted: 28th Jul 2006 00:22 Edited at: 28th Jul 2006 00:37
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Quote: ".99 cent meal"

Yes I mean $.99 and sorry It was supposed to be .99 MENU not meal my error.

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Quote: "And in america they have freerefills that you do yourself, i took a bucket in, filled the bucket with coke and left "


Your kidding right, So when you brought your bucket over was it a carry on or did you check it on your flight. Perhaps while strolling through the fine shops here you said "Oh I gotta get me one of those American buckets, I hear they are all the rave.". For what reason would you be carrying your bucket around. Aside from the fact that I cannot picture any employee getting away with this, Americans are extremely impatient in general, and hate anything that causes us delay, like people using change, not knowing what they are going to order, or hogging up the darn soda machine while you fill a bucket. Most likely a customer would have slapped you silly. I'm not calling you a liar, just saying that I don't believe you.

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Its not that unheard of like I said my friends do it all the time with large water bottles, several of them would fill a bucket easily.


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Well a Biggie size at Wendy's or a Super Size at McDonalds or whatever else they call their most massive drinks are nearly the size of a bucket anyhow.

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Quote: "Its not that unheard of like I said my friends do it all the time with large water bottles"


That I can see, especially since you would have a reason to have a large water bottle with you, a bucket however, especially the size he described where he had to tilt it to get it under, is going to be between 3 to 5 gallons, not the 40 or 60 oz size of a large water bottle.

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Quote: "Some don't even have a .99 cent meal"


Dude, there's a *reason* why it's 99 cents. When Burger King had their 99 cent Junior Whoppers I refused to give them my service. No freaking way--- fast food is already crap as it is.


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It might be crap, but it all tastes good.

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