Limited-edition Coke Glasses are back at McDonald's this holiday season.
The glasses come in four options: purple, green, blue, and clear and are available for free with the purchase of a "large" Extra Value Meal.
They're at McDonald's restaurants until about mid-December and are in limited supply (i.e. they could run out before then).
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ReplyDeleteWas it McD way back who caused or was involved with the weirdness of the media coverage of some firm's coffee stirrers being used as a coke sniffing device?
ReplyDeleteMust have been in the 1980s during that era's powdered pre-crack media-fueled and social adoption of powdered cocaine as the latest greatest drug of choice.
Those who were casual users of "light" drugs such as a dooble and a 6-pack of beer shared among friends during a frisbee game shrugged at the "cocaine bunch" and all the media attention therein.
Try this:
http://www.snopes.com/business/origins/mcdspoon.asp
Saw these yesterday i must get them again!
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