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KingRobotPrince t1_j7af3ny wrote

Imagine being ok with malls or shopping centres, but having an issue with McDonald's.

Is it bad because poor people go there?

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Chard069 t1_j7ah0s4 wrote

I doubt that I' mistake a ladder for a McD's outlet. A garbage bin, maybe, by the smell. A madhouse, maybe, by the clown. But a ladder? Nope.

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michal_hanu_la t1_j7ahnl8 wrote

Replying to KingRobotPrince (#1,727,714)

If you read the article, you might notice it's a silly joke, used as an excuse for (good) terible puns by everyone involved.

Not very oniony.

I am very sorry for the journalist, though, imagine having to report on a thing like this.

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michal_hanu_la t1_j7anp7y wrote

Replying to Ok-Palpitation-1371 (#1,727,836)

It seems to be a place of contradictions --- named both Milton and Keynes, a place where Marshall 1962 comes from, but also Milton Keynes.

Also:

> Crowley took Glasgow, Aziraphale had Edinburgh (neither claimed any responsibility for Milton Keynes).

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cars3211 t1_j7aug19 wrote

Another big news day in Milton Keynes

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Uncleniles t1_j7aw7ix wrote

This should tell you how deeply ingrained company logos are in our brains.

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bigbangbilly t1_j7b1zjg wrote

>Step ladder mistaken for new McDonald’s

What are you doing?

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RespectableDave t1_j7b4ek2 wrote

That part of the shopping centre is over 10 years old and still referred to as "the new bit"

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x86_64_ t1_j7bpaob wrote

No sane, sighted person would honestly mistake a ladder for a McDonald's logo.

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Twenty-Uno t1_j7d3zzr wrote

People need to stop judging things based on narrow-minded cultural assumptions EDIT: guys it's a nerdy video game reference involving step ladders I'm not trying to be deep lol

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Khemith t1_j7dhm0k wrote

I guess those billions spent on advertizing is well spent. People used to see Jesus and angels and now they see their favorite capitalist death machine.

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