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  • Yay Day or Nay Day

       October 27, 2005

    Today, in my neverending quest to find the answers to the questions that plague men's souls, I turn to the King.

    Personally, I love the Burger King mascot. I'd love to wake up with the King. And hey, at this point I half expect to hear that the Packers have signed the King to a short term contract. Let's face it, they could use the help.


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    #  October 27th, 2005 9:43 AM      jagorham
    Hey, at least he ain't no stinkin' spongmonkey.  
     
    #  October 27th, 2005 10:15 AM      JohnTant
    For me, the creepiness comes in with the static plastic face.

    Kids of the '70s or so may remember the first Burger King guy...who was a real live person in the king outfit...no mask. If I recall correctly, he had a magic ring he would twist on his finger and all sorts of fast food goodies would appear out of nowhere. Ah, good times.  
     
    #  October 27th, 2005 1:12 PM      PackerFan63
    This mascot looks like a bad B-movie villain that pulls out a giant butcher knife and starts hacking away at the co-eds, all the while sporting the plastic smiling mask with no change in facial expression. Somebody missed the right questions to ask at the focus group launch of this guy.  
     

     

     


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