X-mas Gift Vouchers from McDonalds....

Wurly · 03-12-2008 03:27PM #1

I just heard an ad for these on the radio. Seriously, would they not be the worst Christmas present ever?

Some people argue that vouchers are thoughtless presents. Well - how about McDonalds gift vouchers....:pac::pac:

Dinter · 03-12-2008 03:27PM

Tri wrote: »

I just heard an ad for these on the radio. Seriously, would they not be the worst Christmas present ever?

Depends on if you like McDonalds.

PeakOutput · 03-12-2008 03:28PM

someone somewhere will buy them

this person is probably the type of person we in after hours like to call a ****ing scumbag and also now a ****ing idiot

edit i can just picture the junkies in the henry street mcd's now buying these as stocking fillers for their little ****es

whiskeyman · 03-12-2008 03:28PM

used to get them when I was a kid.
Thought they were brill.

Mind you, back then we barely ever went to McDonalds, so it was a real treat!

pow wow · 03-12-2008 03:29PM

I've thought about it carefully and I'd like you to be unhealthy...merry Christmas

Wurly · 03-12-2008 03:29PM

Dinter wrote: »

Depends on if you like McDonalds.

Yeah.... but for xmas??? A bit lame, don't you think?

Roadend · 03-12-2008 03:29PM

If you know any fat people its an ideal present for them.

The Master · 03-12-2008 03:30PM

I know some fat people who would love one of these as a present

PeakOutput · 03-12-2008 03:31PM

i think this is even better than mcd's vouchers for your rotund friends

edit' i do feel like getting out of bed and walking to mcdonalds now though

pow wow · 03-12-2008 03:32PM

PeakOutput wrote: »

i think this is even better than mcd's vouchers for your rotund friends

I'd be more inclined to say friends with particularly well padded partners. Impressive.

the groutch · 03-12-2008 03:33PM

ellscurr wrote: »

I've thought about it carefully and I'd like you to be unhealthy...merry Christmas

and selection boxes are healthy?

pow wow · 03-12-2008 03:33PM

the groutch wrote: »

and selection boxes are healthy?

Compared to €10 at McDo...um yeah

SoulReaperDan1 · 03-12-2008 03:34PM

Where can I get a burger king voucher....

Dinter · 03-12-2008 03:34PM

Tri wrote: »

Yeah.... but for xmas??? A bit lame, don't you think?

I dunno, McDonalds makes me feel sick!

Still though when I was a kid it was a huge deal to go there so maybe it'd be good for kids (you don't like much)?

I'm so getting my brothers some of these though. That'll teach 'em.

whiskeyman · 03-12-2008 03:34PM

PeakOutput wrote: »

mcd's vouchers

Careful now...

the groutch · 03-12-2008 03:36PM

if i got supermacs ones it wouldnt be as bad, at least their food is edible

Dinter · 03-12-2008 03:37PM

the groutch wrote: »

if i got supermacs ones it wouldnt be as bad, at least their food is edible

Hehe, you must be the easiest person to buy presents for.

the groutch · 03-12-2008 03:39PM

can't remember if it was before or after xmas, but the manager in the blackrock one gave me some gift vouchers for free as I was a regular

PeakOutput · 03-12-2008 03:39PM

whiskeyman wrote: »

Careful now...

sorry that obviously went right over my head

never mind my brain is obviously not at full capacity due it not having its daily large double quarter pounder with cheese meal and 6 nuggets with weet and sour sauce

Das Kitty · 03-12-2008 03:39PM

The same people will buy them as they who bring the family to McDo's for Sunday Lunch every week.

ShooterSF · 03-12-2008 03:42PM

Oh god I have craving for a caramel sunday now. Damn you OP.
On topic If I got one as a kid from a neighbour/ aunt or uncle who I wouldnt expect anything off I'd be delighted.
Kids still like McDonalds right?!

Captain Darling · 03-12-2008 03:43PM

It'd be a nice treat for kids. You'd get the chop fairly fast if you were to give a voucher to an other half.

Hmmm Tiffany's diamond necklace or ten euro voucher for McDonalds. Decisions, decisions...........

Wurly · 03-12-2008 03:55PM

It's a great joke present though.

I wonder do they do 'eurosaver' vouchers?

whiskeyman · 03-12-2008 04:53PM

Captain Darling wrote: »

Hmmm Tiffany's diamond necklace or ten euro voucher for McDonalds. Decisions, decisions...........

'Sugar Daddy or chips?'

Wurly · 03-12-2008 05:02PM

whiskeyman wrote: »

'Sugar Daddy or chips?'

Chips!

Always chips!:pac:

Mushy · 03-12-2008 05:19PM

Feel free to send any unwanted Maccie D gift vouchers my way!

Tri wrote:

Seriously, would they not be the worst Christmas present ever?

Sorry, meant to say Yore Ma would be the worst ever present!

For shame AH...well over two pagse and this hadn't in response.

thecheese · 03-12-2008 05:33PM

10 euro voucher for a young child...

2 euro happy meal for kid, Chicken legend for Daddy:rolleyes:

Mint Sauce · 03-12-2008 05:42PM

very expensive for fire lighters if you ask me

naasface · 03-12-2008 05:46PM

YES
seriously who buys them as gifts? I'd find it really hard to do the fake thanks/grateful face if i was presented with a twatting Mc D's voucher.

Dinter · 03-12-2008 05:48PM

naasface wrote: »

YES
seriously who buys them as gifts? I'd find it really hard to do the fake thanks/grateful face if i was presented with a twatting Mc D's voucher.

Trust me if someone gives you McDonald vouchers they want you to be annoyed.

naasface · 03-12-2008 05:52PM

Dinter wrote: »

Trust me if someone gives you McDonald vouchers they want you to be annoyed.

fair point. you've given me some ideas. frienemies guess whats gonna be in your stocking. mwahahahahaaaa

X-mas Gift Vouchers from McDonalds....

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