View Poll Results: Which is less harmful to your body

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    ^^ Huh? Wasn't that what I just said? Was that you or Kubrick speaking, Scampy?

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    Quote Originally Posted by Blake7 View Post
    Scampy - I'll give you 500 baht if you eat your own poo and 1000 baht if you eat mine.
    There's a bird in Soi 7/1 that'll do that and for less.

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    i didn't realise there was a Macdonalds there.

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    Quote Originally Posted by The Gentleman Scamp View Post
    CENTURY
    Damn!!! Can't believe I missed that!!

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    This little hors d oeurve is available in London. (Ontario)

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    The Worlds biggest burger, in the Guinness Book of Records-



    From Bobs burgers, Pattaya Thailand. Thats Bob in the photo- he's from Texas.

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    VINCENT

    You'll dig it the most. But you know
    what the funniest thing about Europe
    is?

    JULES

    What?

    VINCENT

    It's the little differences. A lotta
    the same shit we got here, they got
    there, but there they're a little
    different.

    JULES
    Examples?

    VINCENT
    Well, in Amsterdam, you can buy beer
    in a movie theatre. And I don't mean
    in a paper cup either. They give you
    a glass of beer, like in a bar. In
    Paris, you can buy beer at
    MacDonald's. Also, you know what
    they call a Quarter Pounder with
    Cheese in Paris?

    JULES
    They don't call it a Quarter Pounder
    with Cheese?

    VINCENT
    No, they got the metric system there,
    they wouldn't know what the fuck a
    Quarter Pounder is.

    JULES
    What'd they call it?
    VINCENT

    Royale with Cheese.

    JULES
    (repeating)
    Royale with Cheese. What'd they call
    a Big Mac?

    VINCENT
    Big Mac's a Big Mac, but they call
    it Le Big Mac.
    JULES
    Le Big Mac. What do they call a
    Whopper?

    VINCENT
    I dunno, I didn't go into a Burger
    King. But you know what they put on
    french fries in Holland instead of
    ketchup?

    JULES
    What?

    VINCENT
    Mayonnaise.

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    Quote Originally Posted by November Rain View Post
    ^^ Huh? Wasn't that what I just said? Was that you or Kubrick speaking, Scampy?
    Huh? I'm confused...

    I just said 'CENTURY'.

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    I dunno if the Mc donalds burgers really taste like sh*t?
    Judge for yourself.
    http://www.be-my-latrine.com/preview...treme-0290.jpg

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    If you have ever even been to Epcot center in Florida there is a Coca Cola venue there where you can taste what is considered "Coke" in numerous different countries that is tailored to the regions taste and you would be very surprised how much different "Coke" tastes in other regions..
    Thanks for that. I always though coke tasted different here than in the UK, but was thinking that is was just my taste buds playing tricks because surely Coca cola wouldn't change their 'magic' recipie for different countries. Now I know they do.

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    Quote Originally Posted by bkkmadness View Post
    If you have ever even been to Epcot center in Florida there is a Coca Cola venue there where you can taste what is considered "Coke" in numerous different countries that is tailored to the regions taste and you would be very surprised how much different "Coke" tastes in other regions..
    Thanks for that. I always though coke tasted different here than in the UK, but was thinking that is was just my taste buds playing tricks because surely Coca cola wouldn't change their 'magic' recipie for different countries. Now I know they do.
    My old business school prof was the chief consultant for Pepsi for Latin America. He told us many stories of espionage, trickery and deception between Coke and Pepsi around the world. Great stories, and he was supposed to be sworn to secrecy.

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    Quote Originally Posted by bkkmadness View Post
    If you have ever even been to Epcot center in Florida there is a Coca Cola venue there where you can taste what is considered "Coke" in numerous different countries that is tailored to the regions taste and you would be very surprised how much different "Coke" tastes in other regions..
    Thanks for that. I always though coke tasted different here than in the UK, but was thinking that is was just my taste buds playing tricks because surely Coca cola wouldn't change their 'magic' recipie for different countries. Now I know they do.
    It's been a while so I can't remember exactly but there was one from somewhere over this way that was just putrid, it was not even palatable to me nor anyone else who was there tasting it and needless to say it was nothing even close to what I know as a Coke..

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    Quote Originally Posted by The Gentleman Scamp View Post
    Quote Originally Posted by November Rain View Post
    ^^ Huh? Wasn't that what I just said? Was that you or Kubrick speaking, Scampy?
    Huh? I'm confused...

    I just said 'CENTURY'.
    Take a break, Scampy...

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    Quote Originally Posted by The Gentleman Scamp View Post
    Quote Originally Posted by November Rain View Post
    ^^ Huh? Wasn't that what I just said? Was that you or Kubrick speaking, Scampy?
    Huh? I'm confused...

    I just said 'CENTURY'.
    Did you or someone else delete a post (immediately above your 'CENTURY')? I could have sworn there was a post (not DTW's) quoting me & saying exactly the same thing in a different way. I thought it was you, Scamp.

    Bloody hell, I'm seeing things now...

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    Quote Originally Posted by chinthee View Post


    VINCENT

    You'll dig it the most. But you know
    what the funniest thing about Europe
    is?

    JULES

    What?

    VINCENT

    It's the little differences. A lotta
    the same shit we got here, they got
    there, but there they're a little
    different.

    JULES
    Examples?

    VINCENT
    Well, in Amsterdam, you can buy beer
    in a movie theatre. And I don't mean
    in a paper cup either. They give you
    a glass of beer, like in a bar. In
    Paris, you can buy beer at
    MacDonald's. Also, you know what
    they call a Quarter Pounder with
    Cheese in Paris?

    JULES
    They don't call it a Quarter Pounder
    with Cheese?

    VINCENT
    No, they got the metric system there,
    they wouldn't know what the fuck a
    Quarter Pounder is.

    JULES
    What'd they call it?
    VINCENT

    Royale with Cheese.

    JULES
    (repeating)
    Royale with Cheese. What'd they call
    a Big Mac?

    VINCENT
    Big Mac's a Big Mac, but they call
    it Le Big Mac.
    JULES
    Le Big Mac. What do they call a
    Whopper?

    VINCENT
    I dunno, I didn't go into a Burger
    King. But you know what they put on
    french fries in Holland instead of
    ketchup?

    JULES
    What?

    VINCENT
    Mayonnaise.

    Fantastic film !

    Burgers were a running theme in that movie.

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    ^Which is why Scamp is lobbying the Motion Picture Association of America to have it banned in every health-conscious nation on the globe -- both of them.

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    Fantastic film !

    Burgers were a running theme in that movie.
    Methinks it would take the edge off this fine film a little if Samuel L Jackson was seen eating human poo instead of his Royale Burger.

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    Big Cahuna burgers don't really exist but are a Tarantino director's trademark and feature in all his movies. As are 'Red Apple' cigarettes.

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    Quote Originally Posted by EmperorTud View Post
    Big Cahuna burgers don't really exist but are a Tarantino director's trademark and feature in all his movies. As are 'Red Apple' cigarettes.
    He also personally has a straight edge razor that he's used in Resevoir Dogs as well as in Kill Bill. I think he's used that in more than those two.

    I think it was Mr. White who used it to cut off a cop's ear and torture him; while in Kill Bill The Bride used it to cut herself free when buried alive.

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    ^^ I had noticed that - nice touch.

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    Afraid it doesn't work for me. I'll stick to their regular menu.

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    HOLY COW!!

    1.2 million Australians go through McDonald's golden arches every day

    THE reinvented fast-food chain McDonald's has bounced back from the Super Size Me controversy to serve a record number of Australians in the past year.
    An average of 1.2million Australians a day walked through the golden arches in 2007.
    The franchise, which has 762 restaurants across the nation, notched double-digit growth over the calendar year, a McDonald's Australia spokeswoman said.
    But only 15percent of sales were its healthy eating options such as salads and fruit juices. The top seller was the cheeseburger
    The fast-food giant has prevailed despite the negative publicity generated by Morgan Spurlock's 2004 documentary Super Size Me, which highlighted the filmmaker's 11-kilogram weight gain and associated health problems after he ate nothing but McDonald's for 30 days.

    .... A report from the Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development revealed last year that Australia had the fifth highest adult obesity rate behind the US, Mexico, Britain and Greece.

    1.2 million Australians go through McDonald's golden arches every day - National

    The population of Oz is somewhere around 30 million. I think that, per capita, Aussies must eat a helluva lot more at Maccas than merkins.

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    despite the negative publicity generated by Morgan Spurlock's 2004 documentary Super Size Me, which highlighted the filmmaker's 11-kilogram weight gain and associated health problems after he ate nothing but McDonald's for 30 days.
    They do say any publicity is good publicity.

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    Quote Originally Posted by sabang
    The population of Oz is somewhere around 30 million.
    19 Million more like.

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