Post: McDonalds Has Something New on Their Menu!
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10-23-2010, 01:11 PM
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NJN
I sat on your nachos
:pedo:THE MC DONALDS MC RIB!:pedo:
McDonald's cult favorite sandwich, the McRib, has made multiple appearances over the years and it's back for another visit.
The McRib sandwich has nothing to do with ribs. It's a boneless pork patty shaped into a rib slab and festooned with pickles, onions and barbecue sauce on a bun. The sandwich has been on the McDonald's menu sporadically since 1981.
McDonald's offers the sandwich for a limited time in select restaurants, and this publicity stunt has gained the McRib an addicted following. The elusiveness of the sandwich has created fans who drive for miles to stockpile the sandwiches, and a "McRib" locator website has even been created to help McRib lovers see where the sandwich will appear next. There has even been a "Bring back the McRib" petition and a parody of the sandwich appeared in an episode of The Simpsons and King of Queens.
Now, McDonald's has announced that all restaurants will be offering the McRib for a short rotation beginning Nov 2. Appearing for only six weeks, the McRib sandwich will be sold for $1.99 . The 500 calorie sandwich contains 26 grams of fat and 980 mgs of sodium.
McDonald's reports that they sold more than 60 million McRib sandwiches last year.
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10-24-2010, 06:29 PM
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Dan0692
Molestation Enthusiast
Originally posted by FuSioNzPS3
Because it's just as bad as cannibalism. And on-top of that the poor animals can't defend themselves. Then to add insult to injury the doomed things are kept in unimaginably bad conditions before their time forcibly comes. I mean, they do have feelings. They do feel pain. And anyone that says otherwise is 100% ignorant.
What really annoys me though is that I know an astounding amount of people that feel awfully about what they're doing, yet they can't quit it. It's like an addiction. And I should know, the last year and a half of my life w/o meat has been f*cking difficult. But it's worth it, even if I only save 1 life. It's worth it.
What really annoys me though is that I know an astounding amount of people that feel awfully about what they're doing, yet they can't quit it. It's like an addiction. And I should know, the last year and a half of my life w/o meat has been f*cking difficult. But it's worth it, even if I only save 1 life. It's worth it.
I could argue it's the circle of life. We're just VERY organised predators. Lions run after their prey, we breed them and then eat them. What I don't agree with is the way a lot of them have been treated before being slaughtered. Most slaughtering is humane, but a lot is still cruel.
In order to tackle this, it's not to become vegetarians, because that wouldn't make the slightest difference to the people slaughtering the animals, but to purchase free range meats and eggs, and everything else under the catagory. This way the inhumane slaughterings will decrease until it comes to a halt.
The most annoying vegetarians in my opinion are those who don't eat meat because of the way the animals are treated. How are they going to notice that it's because of the way they're treating the animals? The only way that can happen as mentioned before is free range goods.
I eat meat, and I do admit i'm quite ignorant as to where some of the meat I buy is from and how it came to be on my plate, but I do buy free range things when I have the chance and hopefully one day vegetarians that are fighting against the inhumane animal slaughterings, will realise that the only way to combat it isn't to stop purchasing meat all together, but start purchasing meat that comes from a nurtured and well lived animal. If not well...I guess you and other vegetarians will have to get used to the horrible slaughterings of animals.
10-24-2010, 07:04 PM
#31
Originally posted by Dan0692
I could argue it's the circle of life. We're just VERY organised predators.
You say that yet if I went along and chopped the head off of a cow in the street people would call me insane. People would yell, people would be generally maddened by what they saw. Yet they don't mind eating a McBurger(or whatever they're called lol).
Originally posted by Dan0692
What I don't agree with is the way a lot of them have been treated before being slaughtered. Most slaughtering is humane, but a lot is still cruel.
Calling slaughtering humane is like calling prostitution flirting.
Originally posted by Dan0692
In order to tackle this, it's not to become vegetarians, because that wouldn't make the slightest difference to the people slaughtering the animals
Yes it would. The only reason nothing's happening is because so many people are just saying "Meh! Won't make a difference!". As long as there are consumers willing to buy the stuff, they'll keep right on doing it.
Originally posted by Dan0692
purchase free range meats and eggs, and everything else under the catagory.
Horrifyingly enough, free-range was a topic on Watchdog not long ago. Apparently you can't always trust the label.
Originally posted by Dan0692
The most annoying vegetarians in my opinion are those who don't eat meat because of the way the animals are treated. How are they going to notice that it's because of the way they're treating the animals?
The argument is centered around the animals suffering, not us feeling sick eating them.
Originally posted by Dan0692
The most annoying vegetarians in my opinion are those who don't I eat meat, and I do admit i'm quite ignorant as to where some of the meat I buy is from and how it came to be on my plate, but I do buy free range things when I have the chance and hopefully one day vegetarians that are fighting against the inhumane animal slaughterings, will realise that the only way to combat it isn't to stop purchasing meat all together, but start purchasing meat that comes from a nurtured and well lived animal. If not well...I guess you and other vegetarians will have to get used to the horrible slaughterings of animals.
Wow. You're totally missing the point. Murdering them is wrong full stop.
now that looks tasty.... no go make me one 
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