Damn you McDonald’s. This ad almost made me consider thinking about having an Egg McMuffin.
[via Ads of the World]
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Damn you McDonald’s. This ad almost made me consider thinking about having an Egg McMuffin.
[via Ads of the World]
Junk Food For Grizzly—an installation made entirely of paper—is the work of French collective Paper Donut for IF Magazine.
Uncle O’Grimacey was the Irish uncle of our favorite velvet McDonald’s mascot, Grimace. He had been responsible for bringing McDonald’s Shamrock Shakes over from Ireland every March.
However, just like a typical deadbeat uncle, he hadn’t been seen in decades, and the infamous green shakes became nothing but a legend in these parts.
Although, the frozen green treat is back on its annual schedule, Uncle O’Grimacey is nowhere to be found. Just like Uncle Ned, who no longer sends you a birthday card.
Logorama is an Oscar-nominated short film which takes the concept of product placement to ridiculous extremes. It contains over 2,500 brand logos and mascots. Oh, and a rampaging Ronald McDonald.
via Presurfer and Laughing Squid | Official Logorama Site
No one could ever accuse McDonald’s of not being creative. Besides their usual tactics, McDonald’s often comes up with new and interesting ways to spread their wrath of culinary terrorism. Foodiggity takes a look back at a few methods they’ve used to wreak their havoc.