McDonalds and the Catholic Church?
In Canada, McDonald's restaurants have a "McDeal" for every day of the week. These are burgers/sandwiches that are offered at a reduced price (1.79) depending on what day it is. Oddly enough, the Filet 'o Fish burger is offered on Fridays. Is this just a coincidence that the fish burger is available at a reduced price on the days that Catholics do not eat meat?
I don’t think there is much to be concerned with as I would be surprised if anything they served actually contained real meat anyways.
posted by Anonymous at 10:54 AM
6 Comments:
Basically every food they sell with have some meat. The fries are now cooked with vegetable oil but are flavored with synthetic chemicals made from animals.
11:13 AM, August 16, 2005
I think you're missing the big picture here... Catholics are CRAZY!!!
11:30 AM, August 16, 2005
It could be an international conspiracy or it could be that Fridays are a busy day and the Filet 'o Fish is not that popular. So, they put it on a day that doesn’t need to bring in people as badly. That fish burger I had at BK was nasty. I don’t know why people get them.
4:58 PM, August 16, 2005
People buy the gross filet-o-yuck's cause they think they are doing the healthy thing. Mmmm...healthy square, breaded and fried fish cakes topped with questionable tar-tar sauce and processed cheese on week old buns. I wonder how they get the fish-esque fillets square like that...do you think there's a square cookie cutter in the back just for that purpose? sick, I'll stick to my beef-esque burgers instead thank you very much.
6:12 PM, August 16, 2005
I think it is probably a combination of Catholism and that Friday is a busy day and I don't know anyone personally that buys the fillet-o-reconstituted fish parts.
6:34 PM, August 16, 2005
U got a problem with me budday?? hahaha... Damn rights us catholics rule all the McDicks and thats only a stepping stone I just know Wendys will be on our side next.. Muahahahahahha.. Burger king better watch their backs.. U all love it.
7:46 PM, August 16, 2005
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