[LINK] Condom found in seven-year-old's McDonald's meal

[Adam Todd]

Well that just says it all.  On Channel 10 at 18:17 they played a 
McDonalds ad  - twice no less.

All the characters were wrapped in plastic.  Like giant condoms with 
the tops cut off.

Conincidence or conspiracy?

Hmmm.


At 10:23 AM 27/04/2007, Adam Todd wrote:


>3rd last paragraph should be enough for anyone to NEVER go to a 
>McDonalds store again.
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>The Burger had been on DISPLAY and then sold to the customer?   I 
>wonder if she got a floor model discount?
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>My goodness if a Condom was found on the DISPLAY burger, what 
>happens when Terrorists discover the ease of peppering display 
>burgers with Anthrax or Small Pox?
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>I don't really care if it was a condom, a smilie sticker, plastic 
>off a cheese wrap, the very fact that it was a "DISPLAY" food and 
>was SOLD to a customer says a hell of a lot about the quality and 
>attitudes of the store and it's staff and sadly reflects across the 
>entire franchise.
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>Condom found in seven-year-old's McDonald's meal
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>A New Zealand mother says she was shocked and disgusted that a 
>condom had been found in her seven-year-old daughter's McDonald's meal.
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>Louise Whitaker from Wellington said her daughter Maia was with her 
>sister April and her grandparents at a store when the condom was 
>found on Tuesday night.
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>She said her mother discovered the opened condom after her daughter 
>ordered a Happy Meal.
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>"I was just disgusted after I heard about it," Whitaker said.
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>"I was shocked. A seven-year-old ... I don't think she actually saw 
>it, so she doesn't understand the whole thing. I am just lucky my 
>mother discovered it."
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>She said the condom was returned before her mother checked whether 
>or not it had been used.
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>McDonald's replaced the meal.
>
>She said the fast food restaurant had not given her a formal apology 
>nor explained how the condom came to be in the meal.
>
>Whitaker said she had heard from a journalist that the Happy Meal 
>had been on public display and could have had the condom put in by a 
>mischief-maker before it was given to her daughter.
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>"We have been overseas recently and we always went to McDonald's, 
>thinking they had an international policy where everything is safe 
>and done the right way. This has just sort of changed my opinion," 
>Whitaker said.
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>Comment was being sought from McDonald's in New Zealand.
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