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VanSandman posted:My mistake. Did I miss that ragefest or...? Yeah we've railed on it pretty well through the last 10 pages or so.
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| # ? Nov 1, 2011 02:30 |
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The thing with the McRib is, it's not economical to have on the menu full time, but it does well if they bring it out for a limited time. It's not that good, it's nothing like actual BBQ, but... I don't dislike it.
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| # ? Nov 1, 2011 02:49 |
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DJExile posted:Yeah we've railed on it pretty well through the last 10 pages or so. Oh good. There's nothing else that will get me yelling at television quite like those ads.
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| # ? Nov 1, 2011 03:16 |
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Well, just talking about it made me crave it.
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| # ? Nov 1, 2011 03:42 |
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Now you eat it and then comes that deep feeling of shame afterwards.
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| # ? Nov 1, 2011 03:56 |
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Vicas posted:Now you eat it and then comes that deep feeling of shame afterwards. Trust me, the shame arrived before the McRib did.
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| # ? Nov 1, 2011 04:00 |
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Rhyno posted:Well, just talking about it made me crave it. I think this might be the least appetizing picture of food I've seen in awhile. At least the put it on a nicer bun than their regular burgers. Will there ever be a McDonalds commercial that isn't horribly annoying, and that also makes some sort of sense? I don't think so, but I'd really like them to surprise me.
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| # ? Nov 1, 2011 13:22 |
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SpacePig posted:Will there ever be a McDonalds commercial that isn't horribly annoying, and that also makes some sort of sense? I don't think so, but I'd really like them to surprise me. As posted before, the "I married a 14 year old" comment makes perfect sense. She actually does a good job at portraying the fact that she feels like she might have made the biggest mistake of her life yet.
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| # ? Nov 1, 2011 13:29 |
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I'll barely eat any pork outside of bacon and country sausage, won't eat pork ribs, chops, ham but somehow I will eat a mcrib. Even the mcrib knockoff the quiktrip gas stations here sell.
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| # ? Nov 1, 2011 14:05 |
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SpacePig posted:I think this might be the least appetizing picture of food I've seen in awhile. At least the put it on a nicer bun than their regular burgers. It looked horrible but it tasted so loving good.
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Wagonburner posted:I'll barely eat any pork outside of bacon and country sausage, won't eat pork ribs, chops, ham but somehow I will eat a mcrib. Even the mcrib knockoff the quiktrip gas stations here sell.
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| # ? Nov 1, 2011 16:16 |
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I like to think the McRib is only available from time to time because it takes them that long to save up the floor sweepings and have them pressed into shapes. Seriously, I don't know how people like that thing. It has a horrifying texture, unnerving shape, and tastes like poo poo. I bet if you looked around you could find a local barbecue joint that had a sandwich actually made from pulled pork for about the same price.
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| # ? Nov 1, 2011 18:43 |
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Maxwell Lord posted:The thing with the McRib is, it's not economical to have on the menu full time, but it does well if they bring it out for a limited time. Yeah, I worked at a McDonalds back when I was a teenager and they had the McRib when I was there and it was kind of a hassle to make. Not that it was hard but it just took a while. Rhyno posted:Well, just talking about it made me crave it. What's with the onion? Any time that I've had it they used the thicker pieces.
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| # ? Nov 1, 2011 22:09 |
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gently caress these DiSaronno commercials. HERES HOW YOU MAKE DISARONNO + MIXER. Smug rear end in a top hat.
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The Straight Talk ads are starting to get under my skin. The most recent one has an elderly couple with the husband trying to take a picture of his wife in the park. Another lady in the background suddenly gets flustered, goes over to the husband and rips the film off his camera while demanding no more pictures. The voiceover after calls it the "believing you're followed by the papparazi because you feel richer" effect or something like that. I don't know about you but going with a prepaid cell phone plan through Wal-Mart certainly wouldn't make me feel richer, or turn me into an rear end in a top hat.
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muscles like this? posted:What's with the onion? Any time that I've had it they used the thicker pieces. They're probably just using the diced onions from the Big Mac to save time.
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| # ? Nov 2, 2011 00:10 |
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Rhyno posted:Well, just talking about it made me crave it. Your McRib sandwich is probably not good for your heart. It has 980 mg of sodium and 10 grams of saturated fat. But then we already knew that it wasn’t exactly health food. According to Time’s healthland blog, that’s not all it has: The sandwich contains 70 other ingredients. And some of those ingredients, such as azodicarbonamide, ammonium sulfate and polysorbate 80 are kinda gross. May also contain pork stomachs, pork snouts, pork intestines, and pork grisl. It is like a twinkie in the sense of how much chemicals but made into a meat mixture. TASTY. http://blog.sfgate.com/hottopics/20...ats-shoe-soles/
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MoonTuna posted:Your McRib sandwich is probably not good for your heart. It has 980 mg of sodium and 10 grams of saturated fat. But then we already knew that it wasn’t exactly health food. I don't think anyone was arguing for the McRib being anything like actual meat. (Somehow, this stuff never disgusts me. I know how sausage is made.)
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| # ? Nov 2, 2011 00:43 |
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On the opposite end of the spectrum, I saw a Woolite commercial on TV that looked like a horror movie and I thought it was great. I had no idea until just now it was directed by Rob Zombie! http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vnFIOj2dZRQ
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And then it hits you.. http://youtu.be/-uF1PMujtJU http://youtu.be/uWSBTVZzU9k How terrible these are 
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MoonTuna posted:Your McRib sandwich is probably not good for your heart. It has 980 mg of sodium and 10 grams of saturated fat. But then we already knew that it wasn’t exactly health food. Really? Without looking it up, tell me why ammonium sulfate is gross. Or even what it's used for. Sorry if this seems strident, but my knee jerks when people have a knee-jerk reaction to "chemicals," especially when they're food additives (a) approved by the FDA, (b) added in measures of parts-per-million, and (c) decompose/react almost immediately into much more useful and much less scary-sounding compounds. Like azodicarbonamide, for example. e: also it's really funny to me that the three additives that article names are used to make the bun dough, not the weird mystery meat ooooOOOooo spooky McRib patty itself. Although the polysorbate 80 might be used in the barbecue sauce, and not the dough. A HUNGRY MOUTH fucked around with this message at Nov 2, 2011 around 01:13 |
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The McRib looks like a floating piece of poo poo, and I have no idea how anyone who doesn't hate themselves would ever want to eat one. In fact, I can't see how anyone would look at any of McDonald's food and think, "I want to ingest that." As for that dumb Angry Birds commercial, the only thing it's convinced me of is that the creators are assholes with mental and social issues. "Frame-rate capab-" "Frame-rate capabilities."
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enigmahfc posted:The McRib looks like a floating piece of poo poo, and I have no idea how anyone who doesn't hate themselves would ever want to eat one. In fact, I can't see how anyone would look at any of McDonald's food and think, "I want to ingest that." Fuckin' chemicals, man.
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SpacePig posted:I think this might be the least appetizing picture of food I've seen in awhile. At least the put it on a nicer bun than their regular burgers. At least they didn't make an ad directly courting the "ethnic" market, with half-assed R&B/slam poetry/Kangol hat scenarios. "Let's just get some black people doing acceptable black people things and pop a parfait and some fries in there and call it a day. I saw this 'Deaf Jam' thing on HBO last night. That's gotta be hip right?" All this McRib talk reminds me of an old Simpsons episode that makes fun of the fandom that erupted after its cancellation. Homer becomes addicted to the KrustyBurger "Ribwich" and joins a band of "ribheads" who bus around the country following the last remaining fountains of ribtastic goodness. Homer eventually corners Krusty and asks him why it was cancelled: Krusty: "Well, it got so popular that the animal we made it from went extinct." Homer: "The pig? Cow? Sheep?" Krusty: "No, think smaller. With more legs." There are prisons with better food than the McRib.
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The newest Happy Meal commercial is themed for the new Puss in Boots movie and the kids in it are all hispanic. Cause the cat is Antonio Banderas. I don't know why it bugs me, it just seems sorta demeaning as if McDonalds thinks only hispanics would care about a movie staring a spanish guy.
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MoonTuna posted:May also contain pork stomachs, pork snouts, pork intestines, and pork grisl. My $3 reconstituted meat sandwich isn't made from the finest cuts available to man  Granted you're not as bad as that one guy somewhere on the forums who was mortally disgusted when he found a chicken spine in his fried chicken.. the horror! You know I'm starting to suspect that all this meat stuff may be coming from farm animals or somewhere..
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I too don't care what I put into my body and then act smug about it.
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ONE YEAR LATER posted:The newest Happy Meal commercial is themed for the new Puss in Boots movie and the kids in it are all hispanic. Cause the cat is Antonio Banderas. I don't know why it bugs me, it just seems sorta demeaning as if McDonalds thinks only hispanics would care about a movie staring a spanish guy. Especially offensive because he isn't a Hispanic American, he's Spanish. Mexican does not equal Spanish, and most Hispanic Americans do not care about or relate to Spanish people at all.
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Stairs posted:Especially offensive because he isn't a Hispanic American, he's Spanish. Mexican does not equal Spanish, and most Hispanic Americans do not care about or relate to Spanish people at all. At least no more than a white American would care about a white guy from South Africa or New Zealand. You see its because they speak the same language! 
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Parachute posted:On the opposite end of the spectrum, I saw a Woolite commercial on TV that looked like a horror movie and I thought it was great. I had no idea until just now it was directed by Rob Zombie! Hahaha this rules. Is Rob just totally self-aware or something? Also: People who freak the gently caress out against fast food sandwiches are dumb. People who freak the gently caress out for fast food sandwiches are dumb.
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Electric Bugaloo posted:Homer becomes addicted to the KrustyBurger "Ribwich" and joins a band of "ribheads" That episode had an incredible Requiem for a Dream reference in it with the fat from the sandwich hitting homer's bloodstream. I don't know why I go to Mcdonalds. Their fries are the best, but I'm a meat-eater and would never go somewhere just for fries. Every time I take that 1st bite of a Mcds burger (or mcrib) I think "oh yeah this is what it tastes like, and what it's tasted like every single time I've been here, why the gently caress did I get a craving to come here?" It doesn't taste like normal meat but somehow I'm drawn to it and thinking about it until I get that 1st disappointing bite. They're putting something in it I swear, the corporations and their chemicals man. I mean wendy's and BK aren't great but their burgers DO taste like actual beef, they're just as close to work as Mcds if I'm wanting something fast, why do I even consider Mcd's an option? (a: addictive chemicals. put there by corporations.)
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Wagonburner posted:That episode had an incredible Requiem for a Dream reference in it with the fat from the sandwich hitting homer's bloodstream. You go for the Happy Meal toys, don't you? They always had the best toys, even if it was the worst food.
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Wagonburner posted:That episode had an incredible Requiem for a Dream reference in it with the fat from the sandwich hitting homer's bloodstream. Asside from the fact that Wendy's burgers leave a grease stain anywhere that comes near them, their new fries are pretty drat good.
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Wagonburner posted:I don't know why I go to Mcdonalds. Their fries are the best Someone's never been to a Checkers.
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RillAkBea posted:Granted you're not as bad as that one guy somewhere on the forums who was mortally disgusted when he found a chicken spine in his fried chicken.. the horror! I remember watching one of the travel shows where the host was eating the local cuisine of fried water beetles and giant grubs and stuff like that. Anyway, he was having a hard time getting it down, but his local guide loved the stuff. So the hosts asks the guy if there are any foods that he can't stand eating and the guy said that he absolute can't eat cheese. When the host asked him why not, the guy said and he couldn't understand how anyone could eat something that was basically spoiled animal tit-juice.
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Since there is no thread for good ads, I'd like to say Chevy knocked one out of the park with the commercial where people hold past pictures up to various places with Ray Charles singing in the background. Really good visuals all around in the commercial. Sorry for the lovely quality but this is all I could find without the audio removed: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=F0nsh_Rvu3k
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I was curious so I GIS'd "McRib without sauce." I've never eaten one, have never wanted to, and now I don't think I ever could. It looks like a giant scab.
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marioinblack posted:Since there is no thread for good ads, I'd like to say Chevy knocked one out of the park with the commercial where people hold past pictures up to various places with Ray Charles singing in the background. Really good visuals all around in the commercial. I would type something biting and sarcastic, but I have something in my eye. 
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The Failure Pile in a Sadness Bowl now has bacon. Chalk up another one for the Colonel... 
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marioinblack posted:Since there is no thread for good ads, I'd like to say Chevy knocked one out of the park with the commercial where people hold past pictures up to various places with Ray Charles singing in the background. Really good visuals all around in the commercial. I hate that ad because it's a god-awful rip-off of this blog. Just add soldiers!
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