McDonalds

I find it's quite the opposite. Most people I know moan about McDonald's being the lowest form of eats. Then again, I work with a bunch of vegetarian artists/designers.

I love it. But only because I accept it for what it is: a quick fix.

Maybe I should just start taking smack...

The smell gives me a hard-on and makes me salivate.

I only liked mcdonalds for the chicken! It really wasn't that bad!!

I love McDonalds. I think it's delicious. But I know it's really unhealthy, and I go maybe once or twice a year at most

Their hamburgers look pathetic, but they taste different. And so good

Their fries?

Everything else is wonderful as well

But I don't do fast food a lot

Since I'm a veggie now I'm not really a big mcdonalds person. But I DO stop by every third blue moon or so to pick up a choclate milkshake, I like it.

And I used to like mcdonalds well enough too, sure the burgers are a bit on the dry side and the chips can't be eaten 10 minutes after you get them, but it was ok. Unlike Burgerkings rotted flesh and veggies, so vile and nasty you had to capture and kill it before you could eat it, and the taco bell mystery sludge wrapped in a wet carpet.

Well, since I don't get sick from it, I don't care.
Not originally a veggie by philosophy, rather in self defense.
I drink milk and eat eggs too.
Looooove me some fish.

There are some things I'd rather see humans do for food than what they are doing now, but that's another thread all together.

I detest McD's.
The smell when you walk past it...

Euuugh I feel sick now.

I LOATHE McDonalds!! But that has a lot to do with the fact that I gave up
fast food (haven't had it since 2004), and I think of McDonalds as the biggest
fast food industry. Just thinking about them makes me feel like throwing-up.

im with nick....

it sucks!!!

however steph my best mate loves it!!!

I don't like Macca's for I don't like the taste and you are hungry 5 minutes afterwards.

I don't give a s*** if others like it though. McDonalds is one store I would not want to see shut down for they are one of the few remaining business that actually hires to train.

I have a hard time believing that the smell of McDonald's from outside causes nausea. In my experience, the people who claim to feel sick at the smell have made up their mind that they dislike Maccy D's and use this as a way of expressing their displeasure at the fast food giant.

I'm not saying the smell can't make some people feel sick; I'm just saying that I hear this a lot from those who choose not to eat there.

I also find that people enjoy attacking large corporations because they are an easy target. And while I do not usually defend large organisations over smaller ones, I think some people find it easy to jump on a bandwagon. Again (bloody disclaimer), this is not directed at anyone in this thread.
It's like the time 'Bowling For Columbine' came out and all these people were suddenly anti-America because they had seen Michael 'Trouble-Maker' Moore's polarised documentary.