[quote="sheerheartattack"]@terra: I get where you're coming from, and I didn't think you implied those things you thought I thought you implied. Exactly, but there are now far more important issues to discuss:

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I've heard reports that...In Japan, a Big Mac looks like it does on the picture. [/quote]

[quote="Marekenshin"]You heard right.[/quote]





Seriously???[/quote]

Not even kidding dude, your hamburger comes out picture perfect every freaking time. It's kind of amazing, and actually makes you want to eat there. They also have a place called Mos Burger in Japan, which is kinda like McDonald's that's also really cool.

@Skool: You are forgetting that Japanese people are smaller than us. Those are like mini-burgers to us Americans.

@Mare: Wow. I thought you guys were just making fun of Omnistry.

[quote="rockman240"]@Skool: You are forgetting that Japanese people are smaller than us. Those are like mini-burgers to us Americans.
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You are forgetting that Asian people have much faster metabolisms. McDonald's is like the vegan grocery to Asians.

Leave it to the Japanese to make everything more absurdly hilarious and fun. But [url=http://www.telegraph.co.uk/health/main.jhtml?xml=/health/2006/09/04/wjapan04.xml]it doesn't seem they'll be immune from the effects of their MEGA TAMAGOs for long[/url], if they keep it up.

Hmm. :T Hmm. :T I clearly am much too slow at forum-replying. I think you guys said some stuff a while ago that I have major issues with, and after watching [i]Super Size Me[/i] again, I still fail to see how greater emphasis on "personal responsibility" in this documentary would have been anything other than inappropriate and pedantic, nor can I understand how its usage as a people-get-what-they-deserve attitude leads to anything constructive, but I like you busters, so I won't press further.

[i]However[/i]. Something else I'm thinking about has subtle relevance here. Give me a day or two to finalize the concept, and then I'll write it up (in another topic). Expect something [i]prominent[/i], and possibly paradoxical.

[quote="Ryan"]Expect something [i]prominent[/i], and possibly paradoxical.[/quote]

Metal's confused sexuality?

is that paradoxical?

Nah, I guess not.

[quote="Marekenshin"][quote="Ryan"]Expect something [i]prominent[/i], and possibly paradoxical.[/quote]

Metal's confused sexuality? [/quote]

The irony....

protip: recheck the definition of irony

[quote="Marekenshin"][quote="Ryan"]Expect something [i]prominent[/i], and possibly paradoxical.[/quote]

Metal's confused sexuality? [/quote]

We all figure things out, eventually.

I ran into a ton of busywork, so I'll have to postpone this, for now. I'm also wondering if what I have planned is even necessary at this point, or if it might be a little over-extravagant. I'll think it over.

(<----procrastinating)

If it doesn't involve delicious food, it's probably unnecessary at this point.

I think I had some kind of teriyaki burger at a Mos Burger once. It was so good.

Mos Burger is pretty tasty too.