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Re: Burger King, does it make you sick?

:D ROFLOL Steve! :D I always wondered why so many people chose seats near the restrooms.:rolleyes:

Re: Burger King, does it make you sick?

It's their fries I tell you, it's the fries...

Get the 'taters from McD's or Wendy's.:D

Re: Burger King, does it make you sick?

I prefer fries made from real potatoes like In/Out Burger.

S.

Re: Burger King, does it make you sick?

I guess usetosell is still on the pot. Poor thing.:(

:D:D

Re: Burger King, does it make you sick?

Give me McDonald's any day over Burger King food.

Re: Burger King, does it make you sick?

McD vs. BK = sad comparison.

S.

Re: Burger King, does it make you sick?

:eek: BLECH! Sorry, have to run.............. :eek:

Re: Burger King, does it make you sick?

Quote:

Originally Posted by Hmmm3

:eek: BLECH! Sorry, have to run 'cause I got the runs.............. :eek:

Fizzled.:eek:

Re: Burger King, does it make you sick?

Burger King new sign should say.

Poop It All Out - Today We are better then X-Lax!!!!!!!:D :D :D

Re: Burger King, does it make you sick?

ROFLOL ..I think this thread has RUN its course .. no pun intended. :p :eek:

Re: Burger King, does it make you sick?

Try this!
King Japan selling Windows 7 burgers
updated 11:10 pm EDT, Wed October 21, 2009

Microsoft promos Win 7 with BK deal

Microsoft has taken the unusual step of promoting Windows 7 in Japan with Burger King's launch of a Windows 7 Whopper. Fitting in with the software theme, the burger stacks seven patties in an otherwise normal Whopper and measures 5.1 inches tall. It also has an appropriate 777 yen ($8.53) price.
The stunt isn't unique for Microsoft's Windows 7 launch, which in the run-up to Thursday's introduction has repeated the "seven" theme in multiple publicity events; it launched a giveaway of the new OS for every resident of the Dutch village of Zevenhuizen ("Seven Houses") and decorated parts of the Spanish village Sietes ("Sevens") in Windows-themed colors. The campaign contrasts sharply against the more traditional ads of Vista and earlier Windows releases, highlighting Microsoft's desire to turn around its public image.

In North America, most of the developer's less conventional advertising has centered around promoting Windows 7 house parties and its first retail stores.