MmmmmmmcDonalds:
today i will mostly be having a go at large corporations....now where's that nice Mr gates?
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today i will mostly be having a go at large corporations....now where's that nice Mr gates?
From the X-Ray Vision challenge. See all 238 entries (closed)
( , Mon 19 May 2003, 10:26, archived)
Blimeh
you surprised me this early in the morning, but your new name gave the game away. Not sunbathing this morning, then?
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Mon 19 May 2003, 10:46,
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Not this morning
But perhaps later I can bask in mild May rain
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Mon 19 May 2003, 11:16,
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am i the only one who sees poo?
I might be crazy, but that is what i see through the glases
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Mon 19 May 2003, 10:32,
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that's
what burgers are made of though - read fast food nation
http://www.google.co.uk/search?num=50&hl=en&ie=UTF-8&oe=UTF-8&safe=off&q=burger+fecal+contamination&meta=
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Mon 19 May 2003, 10:35,
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http://www.google.co.uk/search?num=50&hl=en&ie=UTF-8&oe=UTF-8&safe=off&q=burger+fecal+contamination&meta=
I assume
you know of the '10 second rule' that McDonalds employ?
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Mon 19 May 2003, 10:41,
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If
a burger hits the floor, as long as it is picked up in less than ten seconds, the germ transfer levels will be low enough for the burger still to be served. More than ten seconds and the burger is no longer safe to serve.
This is less of an urban myth than you might think. I know people who work in McDonalds, and there are some very alarming stories...
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Mon 19 May 2003, 10:48,
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This is less of an urban myth than you might think. I know people who work in McDonalds, and there are some very alarming stories...
A chef in a "restaurant" i worked in
applied the same rule to scrambled eggs.
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Mon 19 May 2003, 10:49,
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but if you knew what happened in the kitchens
of most restaurants, you'd never want to eat out again.
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Mon 19 May 2003, 10:50,
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I used to live above a Chinese
and eat take out from there about 3 times a week. Then I had to change one of our fuses in their kitchen. I never ate there again, and it's made me ultra-cautious about such places.
*shudder*
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Mon 19 May 2003, 10:53,
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*shudder*
A chinese in our town
got shut down for storing ducks in the bin
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Mon 19 May 2003, 10:54,
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that sounds alarmingly familiar
like rice being kept out the back door in open cloth sacks.
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Mon 19 May 2003, 10:55,
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They sent me on a course once
to recognise infestations! That was fun..
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Mon 19 May 2003, 10:57,
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I did that too
and half of my advanced food hygeine course was looking at pictures of salmonela and rotten meat.
Nice
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Mon 19 May 2003, 10:59,
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Nice
They sampled a shitload (pardon the pun) of burgers...
...and faecal matter was detected in around 80% of them. Hardly suprising really when you cut an animal to shreds the cac gets everywhere. It would be easy to be vegetarian if animals didn't taste so damn good!
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Mon 19 May 2003, 10:50,
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Other slightly less alarming facts
Milkshakes are made out of onions
Their chips have never seen a potato
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Mon 19 May 2003, 10:51,
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Their chips have never seen a potato
that's why they call them "fries"
because "chips" implies "potato chips".
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Mon 19 May 2003, 10:54,
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that's probably wise
my friend wanted to go the other day when we were in town, but we didn't go. Mainly cos I would have had to pay for his.
/stingy
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Mon 19 May 2003, 10:56,
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/stingy
this thread reminds me..
.. of one day when i was going to eat kebab,
the whole kebab thingy fell on the floor and it broke in half and ickle worms came out from it
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Mon 19 May 2003, 10:59,
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the whole kebab thingy fell on the floor and it broke in half and ickle worms came out from it
I had a traumatic experience
Peeling an orange, eating a segemnt or two, looking back at the orange, then spotting these little wriggly worms looking back at me.
Put me off oranges for quite some time.
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Mon 19 May 2003, 11:00,
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Put me off oranges for quite some time.
it is
same as BK... a girl i went to college with worked there - she said never ever eat BK...
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Mon 19 May 2003, 11:01,
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