Re: ASCII Art Fart for Mon, 2004 Mar 15
From Sam Blanning <eRc...@TbHaItSh.ac.uk>
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· 16 Mar 2004 09:33 · View full thread
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BoD wrote: > This one is very funny indeed :) > I heard they do want to ban "supersize" menus in macdonald's in the > UK ?! > I think MacDonalds have already agreed to take them off the menu. Probably because no-one was buying them anyway. Free market wins.
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