Anti-coning at McDonalds

[David Baxter PhD]

 

[NakedWombat]

A major lack of sense of humour at Maccas.

 

[Banned]

I have to admit I had to look up what "cone-ing" is but I still don't get the point of doing it. *scratches head

 

[Daniel E.]

To get a reaction of surprise from the employee to post on YouTube.

 

[Banned]

Huh. Learn something new every day. When I was young we had Chinese fire drills, but there was no YouTube to post it on.

 

[Daniel E.]

If you live near a 24-hour McDonalds, you can make up for lost time right now.

 

[Banned]

Darn I'm busy.

 

[Daniel E.]

There is no excuse for avoiding coning therapy.

 

[Banned]

Be careful about throwing that term around out there. Next we're going to read about the latest new therapy for anger - coning therapy.

 

[Daniel E.]

And the glucose from the ice cream can also help with self-control.

 

[Banned]

There's glucose in ice cream? Well, it's McDonalds ice cream...who knows what's really in it.

My latest addiction is Peanut Buster Parfaits. I got hooked on them after going ice diving in March. Sigh...

 

[Daniel E.]

My latest addiction is Peanut Buster Parfaits.

And it's healthy, too, not only because of the peanuts, but the cocoa in the chocolate syrup and the calcium in the ice cream. Of course, it's not as healthy as fruit-filled Tim Hortons donuts, especially if the outside of the donut has chocolate, too.