Mackka's haven't decided which vehicle to use yet, but these 2 are the finalists

i think im turned off VW's as i am of maccas :puke
cheers
rhys

I hate how somthing awful for you can be so easily available, appealing and quick.

Tried to eat well today by going to a real cafe. Sal's birthday's we'll eat good food today - waited 15 minutes of her 1/2 hour lunch break and eventually got up walked 30 seconds to Maccas because we didn't want to pay twice as much just to be late back to work.

I don't like Maccas - but they do their marketing right thats for sure.

The Bronze - :puke

Postscript - After I posted this I was checking my emails. My sister had sent me this for a laugh. It's sort of relevant I guess but the point was its true of kids!

"There is a lesson here for the actual and potential mums and dads in all
of us .....
>
>
> My three year old son Tim had a lot of problems with potty training, and
> I was constantly onto him. One day we stopped at McDonalds for a quick
> lunch between errands. It was very busy with a full dining area. While
> enjoying my burger, I could smell something funny so as a matter of course
> I checked my seven month old daughter but she was clean. It was then that
> I realised that Tim had not asked to go potty for a
> while so I asked him and he said "No". I kept thinking to myself, "How
> embarrassing,
> that child has had an accident and I don't have any spare clothes with
> me". Then I said "Tim, are you sure you haven't had an accident?" "No!",
> he emphatically replied. I just knew that he must have, as the smell was
> getting stronger so I asked him again, "Are you really sure, Tim, that you
> haven't had just a little accident?" With that he leapt from the table,
> yanked down his pants, bent over and spread the cheeks of his bottom and
> yelled, "SEE MUM, THEY'RE JUST FARTS!!!"
> While 50 people nearly choked on their burgers and fries, he calmly pulled
> up his pants and sat back at the table to eat his food as if nothing had
> happened. I was mortified. An elderly couple made me feel a lot better
> when they came over and thanked me for the best laugh that they had ever
> had! Another old gentleman stopped us in the car park as we were leaving,
> bent over my son and in a kindly voice said to Tim, "Don't worry son, my
> wife accuses me of the same thing all the time... I just never had the
> nerve to make the point like you did." "

Thanks Deb, :kiss

The Bronze

[Edited on 2-12-2002 by The_Bronze.]

LMAO!!! :o:o:o:thumb