Spot the odd one out in Braddon

bundah said :

Bugger the maccas rubbish i’m more interested as to what the object is to the right of the bins?

It’s a melted bin. That, I think, was the whole point of the post!

bundah said :

Bugger the maccas rubbish i’m more interested as to what the object is to the right of the bins?

Well, it was once a bin. Now I guess it’s just rubbish.

bundah said :

Bugger the maccas rubbish i’m more interested as to what the object is to the right of the bins?

A puddle of plastic?

Bugger the maccas rubbish i’m more interested as to what the object is to the right of the bins?

Roundhead89 said :

mr reason said :

“McDonalds’ sponsorship of Clean Up Australia Day has always stuck me as an enormous irony, and has greatly reduced my motivation to take part in the last few years.”

Not an irony – a tactic.

A bit like how they added salads to the menu as a sop to nutritionists when everybody knows that everybody heads straight for the burgers.

..so who is at fault? Are Maccas supposed to force their customers to choose the salads?

Seems to me that of the myriad of fast food franchises, they are the best of the bunch. They DO offer healthy choices, they DO contribute back to the community, but they take all the heat for the unhealthy lifestyle choices and general bogan behaviour such as this.

Roundhead89 said :

mr reason said :

“McDonalds’ sponsorship of Clean Up Australia Day has always stuck me as an enormous irony, and has greatly reduced my motivation to take part in the last few years.”

Not an irony – a tactic.

A bit like how they added salads to the menu as a sop to nutritionists when everybody knows that everybody heads straight for the burgers.

I thought the pic was gold already – but the responses have turned this into some kind of crazy riff on “elephant in the room” …

mr reason said :

“McDonalds’ sponsorship of Clean Up Australia Day has always stuck me as an enormous irony, and has greatly reduced my motivation to take part in the last few years.”

Not an irony – a tactic.

A bit like how they added salads to the menu as a sop to nutritionists when everybody knows that everybody heads straight for the burgers.

“McDonalds’ sponsorship of Clean Up Australia Day has always stuck me as an enormous irony, and has greatly reduced my motivation to take part in the last few years.”

Not an irony – a tactic.

McDonalds’ sponsorship of Clean Up Australia Day has always stuck me as an enormous irony, and has greatly reduced my motivation to take part in the last few years.

IP