Shoreham Fatty

[sir albion]

And they certainly don't look overweight.

Agree...They look really overweight

 

[Tom Hark Preston Park]

McD have patently closed ranks, taken advice from head office and denied the incident ever happened. Probably in accordance with page 63 of the local franchise manager's rule book.

Fatties never stood a chance.

Corporates 1 - Corpulents 0.

 

[Bladders]

Fcking hell some of the comments on here racism and homophobia is rightly condemned on here criticise Islam god forbid. Slag off a " fat " girl. Game On ! Un fcking believable !!!!

Just a shame they're not GINGER too, we could have had a field day.

 

[bn1&bn3 Albion]

But she is fat..

 

[nwgull]

I'm still amazed someone smashed that ....4 Times!!

If it were discovered today, Alcohol would be classified as a Class A drug.

 

[nwgull]

Fcking hell some of the comments on here racism and homophobia is rightly condemned on here criticise Islam god forbid. Slag off a " fat " girl. Game On ! Un fcking believable !!!!

Being fat is a choice though.

 

[Dr Q]

Can't imagine how a McDonalds employee can have the moral high ground on anything. Div central!

 

[topbanana36]

What is that Bucks Fizz song about the camera never lying?

 

[Codner pharmaceuticals]

Had this have actually happened, then it wouldn't have been. But it didn't happen.

I think there's a McNugget of truth in this story.

 

[theboybilly]

Shoreham? No!!!!

 

[easynow]

one day she may well wish she took action on her daily diet. Sure, it's a harsh direct thing to say, but it doesn't make it wrong lol

 

[Thunder Bolt]

It does remind me of that story of the woman who kicked up a.fuss about a primark security guard stopping her breast feeding

Who ended up in court for peverting the course of justice, for her lies. She just managed to avoid a jail sentence.

http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/ukn...-ban-liar-Caroline-Starmer-avoids-prison.html

 

[theboybilly]

Can't imagine how a McDonalds employee can have the moral high ground on anything. Div central!

At least they've got off their arse and found a job. A job at McDonalds might not look like something to aspire to but they seem to look after their staff and encourage people to get on. Unlike Sports Direct and many others

 

[BN9 BHA]

At least they've got off their arse and found a job. A job at McDonalds might not look like something to aspire to but they seem to look after their staff and encourage people to get on. Unlike Sports Direct and many others

Very true, one of my sons works for McDonalds part time, he is also at college, they have proper training and treat the staff really well.

 

[The Rivet]

Interesting that the concept of shame enrages the mother so.

 

[papajaff]

It's got even better on the Argus comments section as she has tried to defend herself. Very badly.

 

[Bladders]

It's got even better on the Argus comments section as she has tried to defend herself. Very badly.

Had she seen this thread?

 

[Beach Hut]

Being fat is a choice though.

As Ricky Gervais advised you have many opportunities to back out of this project and not be fat

 

[looney]

Ive got an African in my freezer who ive minced up to make burgers with, its only fair that I eat him after all he would have eaten me given the chance.

TBH I bet there's a fair few salad dodgers on here who are weeping tears of empathy for the cheeseburger addicts.

 

[Deleted member 22389]

Can't imagine how a McDonalds employee can have the moral high ground on anything. Div central!

My brother is 35 years old and has learning difficulties. No other company would give him the time of the day apart from mcdonalds. My brother is a cleaner, and has been employed for 8 years now. He is trying and he has all the support he needs from management. To call peoples divs is wrong. Its this attitude that stinks, like the time people threw rubbish out of their car and told my brother to pick it up. That ruined my brother for a few weeks, myself and his manager worked hard to get him back on track. A lot of companies should take a leaf out of mcdonalds book when it comes to training and helping people.