Macdonalds Drops Yellow M

[princess_tess]

Originally posted by AlexN@Oct 14 2004, 12:45 PM
Oh my God, that's so dumb. If people really wanted to eat heathily and were smart about it, they wouldn't go to McDonald's in the first place. Plus, I agree with the above post that it tastes like paper. Literally, it does.

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Exactly!! If someone wants to start eating healthy that last place they'd go to is Maccas... This is crazy

 

[mdankwah]

that's quite stupid, i bet some men in suit just said, i think we need to get rid of the M logo

 

[Acid]

Originally posted by mdankwah@Oct 14 2004, 10:14 AM
that's quite stupid, i bet some men in suit just said, i think we need to get rid of the M logo

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exactly

i dispise those big decision makers who have no f*cking clue......hmm like tony blair

 

[breathe0xygen]

?!
out of all things why a question mark? randomness.

 

[mikeijames]

someone's head's gonna role.

if they want to lure health-conscious people they just have used that money as seed to start a new chain of stores completely unrelated and new.

 

[Fawn]

I read that the question mark will only be featured temporarily in a British ad campaign.

Even then, what's the point???

 

[Ms. Diorella]

Thats just dumb, like many have already said if people wanted a healthy the last place they'd go is macdonalds.

"Are we the crappest eating establishment out there ? "

Ack i hate macdonalds.

 

[PrinceOfCats]

Has anyone recieved their leaflet yet? It's so funny. There's one page for 'the guys' with big manly pictures of Big Macs, one for parents with a picture of the new 'fruit bag' which comes with every happy meal and one for the girls talking about how 'time away from boys is a precious thing' and that when you come home from the end of the day and show your purchases to the boys they 'just won't care unless they're about football'! Oh, dear...their advertising office needs to buck up its ideas...

 

[Lolo]

Originally posted by Nemova@Oct 13 2004, 05:10 PM
"Our food tastes like paper - why do people still eat it?"

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HILARIOUS. Anyway, as far as fast food is concerned Burger King definately wins. That carcinogen tase...MMMMM

 

[AlexN]

Originally posted by Lolo@Oct 14 2004, 01:51 PM
HILARIOUS. Anyway, as far as fast food is concerned Burger King definately wins. That carcinogen tase...MMMMM

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Yep. Hands down, Burger King wins. Hmmm...sounds like another TFS poll in the works.

 

[ChinaLove]

Does anyone see the horrifying contradiction in this? McDonalds, which probably launched the age of obesity and over-eating, promoting healthy food decisions? What's next, tobacco companies supporting healthy smoke intake?

 

[chocsta]

Originally posted by mikeijames@Oct 14 2004, 08:06 AM

if they want to lure health-conscious people they just have used that money as seed to start a new chain of stores completely unrelated and new.

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I agree with that. It is almost impossible for a company with an established image to completely wipe out the image in consumer's heads. Especially a company that has been promoting its image for ages.

 

[mdankwah]

it's like gucci deciding to get rid of the double G logo, doesn't make sense