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Is it wrong that it's still making me feel hungry?
What the hell was up with that coke, it looked the size of a bottle.
What the hell was up with that coke, it looked the size of a bottle.
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Lard Funkelstein wrote:
> I was compelled to eat a Hamburger, Small Fries and a Cheeseburger at
> McDonalds today
>
> Damn subliminal messages !
I bought a Big Mac Meal today.
Go team.
> I was compelled to eat a Hamburger, Small Fries and a Cheeseburger at
> McDonalds today
>
> Damn subliminal messages !
I bought a Big Mac Meal today.
Go team.
C®ø§$ Bób wrote:
> SuperSize me was great!
What a constructive and intelligent comment, really added to the discussion
> SuperSize me was great!
What a constructive and intelligent comment, really added to the discussion
SuperSize me was great!
Tomm wrote:
> Can you honestly say you knew who our Prime Minister was when you
> were nine? Surprise surprise they could only recognise cartoon
> characters, they're nine! Do you think they even grasp the idea of
> politics?
When I was 9 (1997, incidentally) I wanted the Tories to win the election. I remember having an arguement in school about it, then coming in the next morning to my mates singing 'LABOUR! LABOUR! LABOUR!'
Gutting.
> Can you honestly say you knew who our Prime Minister was when you
> were nine? Surprise surprise they could only recognise cartoon
> characters, they're nine! Do you think they even grasp the idea of
> politics?
When I was 9 (1997, incidentally) I wanted the Tories to win the election. I remember having an arguement in school about it, then coming in the next morning to my mates singing 'LABOUR! LABOUR! LABOUR!'
Gutting.
I was compelled to eat a Hamburger, Small Fries and a Cheeseburger at McDonalds today
Damn subliminal messages !
Damn subliminal messages !
I'm good. But I'm not good enough to remember things from when I was 1 :D
I remember Margret Thatcher leaving in 91 :(
What they said.
I would have been 7 at the time, but still remember John Major.
I would have been 7 at the time, but still remember John Major.
Tomm wrote:
> Can you honestly say you knew who our Prime Minister was when you
> were nine?
I remember the days of John Major quite well. I even remember one of his last party election broadcasts. I remember the day that Tony Blair came into power vividly, it was only 1997.
American children probably watch cartoons instead of the news.
> Can you honestly say you knew who our Prime Minister was when you
> were nine?
I remember the days of John Major quite well. I even remember one of his last party election broadcasts. I remember the day that Tony Blair came into power vividly, it was only 1997.
American children probably watch cartoons instead of the news.
To be honest I think I would because I do remember the day that Tony Blair came into power and I also have vague memories of John Major being in power. You don't need to have a grasp of politics to recognise the face of a politician. Also, I know I would have never mistaken Jesus for our Prime Minister.
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