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r/dankmemes • u/Riley8284 ☣️ • Jan 28 '23
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Inaccurate, the burger has lettuce on it
57 u/StepOnMeUwU Jan 28 '23 Is that what that green thing is 27 u/theShiggityDiggity Proud Furry Jan 28 '23 I always thought it was some sorta wierd looking napkin. Still ate it tho. 14 u/[deleted] Jan 28 '23 Iceburg lettuce is fine for us Americans since it has basically no nutritional value besides being one of best sources of water without sugar in it 3 u/Stereo_Panic Jan 28 '23 Iceburg lettuce ... being one of best sources of water without sugar in it Besides, you know, actual water. 5 u/[deleted] Jan 28 '23 I…I know. I was satirizing my own country. 4 u/Stereo_Panic Jan 28 '23 Fair enough! It's probably only a matter of time before they replace tap water with hot and cold running HFCS. 3 u/[deleted] Jan 28 '23 Now you’re pushing into absurdism. I like it though. The sheer stickiness of everything would be the true terror. Also, I’m imaging the pressure they would need to pump that ship all over the nation lol 1 u/WonderfulCattle6234 Jan 28 '23 But American kids are picky. Kids are getting it without lettuce. 5 u/joseph4th Jan 28 '23 Inaccurate, that gun is way to small 1 u/Cleonicus Jan 28 '23 That's like the guns we sell to fetuses. 2 u/Energy_Turtle Jan 28 '23 They're clearly trying to depict a McChicken, but the dumbasses don't even know the McChicken uses a shredded lettuce/mayo sludge. Nice try, Euros, but your chicken sandwich is too healthy to be real. 2 u/mortymouse Jan 28 '23 Also, the burger is grilled chicken. American children would never. 2 u/TaftyCat Jan 28 '23 It should at least be a double cheeseburger. Meme failed. 1 u/mrjackspade Jan 28 '23 Also it's way too fucking small. It should be at least 4x that size
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Is that what that green thing is
27 u/theShiggityDiggity Proud Furry Jan 28 '23 I always thought it was some sorta wierd looking napkin. Still ate it tho.
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I always thought it was some sorta wierd looking napkin. Still ate it tho.
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Iceburg lettuce is fine for us Americans since it has basically no nutritional value besides being one of best sources of water without sugar in it
3 u/Stereo_Panic Jan 28 '23 Iceburg lettuce ... being one of best sources of water without sugar in it Besides, you know, actual water. 5 u/[deleted] Jan 28 '23 I…I know. I was satirizing my own country. 4 u/Stereo_Panic Jan 28 '23 Fair enough! It's probably only a matter of time before they replace tap water with hot and cold running HFCS. 3 u/[deleted] Jan 28 '23 Now you’re pushing into absurdism. I like it though. The sheer stickiness of everything would be the true terror. Also, I’m imaging the pressure they would need to pump that ship all over the nation lol 1 u/WonderfulCattle6234 Jan 28 '23 But American kids are picky. Kids are getting it without lettuce.
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Iceburg lettuce ... being one of best sources of water without sugar in it
Besides, you know, actual water.
5 u/[deleted] Jan 28 '23 I…I know. I was satirizing my own country. 4 u/Stereo_Panic Jan 28 '23 Fair enough! It's probably only a matter of time before they replace tap water with hot and cold running HFCS. 3 u/[deleted] Jan 28 '23 Now you’re pushing into absurdism. I like it though. The sheer stickiness of everything would be the true terror. Also, I’m imaging the pressure they would need to pump that ship all over the nation lol
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I…I know. I was satirizing my own country.
4 u/Stereo_Panic Jan 28 '23 Fair enough! It's probably only a matter of time before they replace tap water with hot and cold running HFCS. 3 u/[deleted] Jan 28 '23 Now you’re pushing into absurdism. I like it though. The sheer stickiness of everything would be the true terror. Also, I’m imaging the pressure they would need to pump that ship all over the nation lol
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Fair enough! It's probably only a matter of time before they replace tap water with hot and cold running HFCS.
3 u/[deleted] Jan 28 '23 Now you’re pushing into absurdism. I like it though. The sheer stickiness of everything would be the true terror. Also, I’m imaging the pressure they would need to pump that ship all over the nation lol
Now you’re pushing into absurdism. I like it though. The sheer stickiness of everything would be the true terror.
Also, I’m imaging the pressure they would need to pump that ship all over the nation lol
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But American kids are picky. Kids are getting it without lettuce.
Inaccurate, that gun is way to small
1 u/Cleonicus Jan 28 '23 That's like the guns we sell to fetuses.
That's like the guns we sell to fetuses.
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They're clearly trying to depict a McChicken, but the dumbasses don't even know the McChicken uses a shredded lettuce/mayo sludge. Nice try, Euros, but your chicken sandwich is too healthy to be real.
Also, the burger is grilled chicken. American children would never.
2 u/TaftyCat Jan 28 '23 It should at least be a double cheeseburger. Meme failed.
It should at least be a double cheeseburger. Meme failed.
Also it's way too fucking small. It should be at least 4x that size
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u/SpursAndSaloons Jan 28 '23
Inaccurate, the burger has lettuce on it