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Well, thankfully his arteries have not clogged shut and he isn't obese, but really, why would you?

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Not fond of the Elvis sideburns with the Ringo bangs and Billy Ray mullet....not in 2011 anyway.

I've probably only eaten 15 maybe 20 Big Macs in my entire lifetime and I look like a Big Mac. What gives?

dubtrub wrote:I've probably only eaten 15 maybe 20 Big Macs in my entire lifetime and I look like a Big Mac. What gives?

You can relax Danny, you're evidently not an unsuspecting host to a stowaway tapeworm

Veenture wrote:You can relax Danny, you're evidently not an unsuspecting host to a stowaway tapeworm

Whew! I was beginning to worry.

Hey--

I have never eaten a Big Mac, because they are made with a mayonnaise-based sauce, which I refuse to eat.

But I have demolished my share of Quarter-Pounders with cheese and the recent variants. My favorite McDonalds' fare is the McRib, which seems to be a sporadic offering. Their restaurants aren't numerous in downtown DC, where I work, so I seldom eat there nowadays.

I bet more than a couple of us on the forum remember when going to a place like McDonalds was a rare treat.

Does anyone here know why the chain named a sandwich after one of the two original McDonald brothers, but not the other one?

--Jim

I've never heard that one but I will take a wild guess. Since Richard "Dick" MacDonald and Maurice "Mac" MacDonald were the original brothers I am guessing that Mac's name lends itself a little better for a sandwich name. Just sayin'.

JimPage wrote:I bet more than a couple of us on the forum remember when going to a place like McDonalds was a rare treat.

I went through a vegetarian phase when I was about 8 or 9 years old. I wouldn't eat beef, chicken, fish, etc. I would eat McDonald's Filet o' Fish, because in my youthful logic, it couldn't be fish since it was square. I still order one every now and again for nostalgia's sake. Otherwise, the fast food of choice around here is Burger King, since my 8 year old daughter won't eat meat, but she likes BK chicken nuggets. Apple didn't fall far from the tree...

Mel remembered the:
>>McDonald's Filet o' Fish . . .

My great friend in high school, who lived with us, was from Korea. He loved the Filet o' Fish, but he always pronounced it "flat fish" when he ordered one.

To me, that was actually a better name for that sandwich. That fish was nothing if not flat.

--Jim

Sarah won the prize:
>>Since Richard "Dick" MacDonald and Maurice "Mac" MacDonald were the original brothers . . .

--Jim