heh This is the best marketing ever. No one wants to smell like a burger, but someone would get this as a joke, smell it, then instantly want a whopper.
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Smell Like Burger King With New Body Spray: "FLAME"
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Does BK actually have a vegetarian burger? I am oblivious.
They did at one time, not sure if all areas have it though. http://www.bk.com/#menu=2,42,-1
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I've had the "Hungry Jack's" (aka: Australian Burger King) veggie burger, and it was tolerable. Usually stuck with the Whopper though.
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. Although I'm not sure it looks to appetising !I think I might steer clear then
! I've a predilection for malaysian currently. I'd spray eau de roti canai on.
The Urban Hunter sat quietly, the only noise around are the birds on a nearby abandon office building. It's been a few days into the hunting season. Our hunter has positioned himself around one of the many abandoned Burger King outlets. He uses the latest in sprays, Burger King FLAME, to attract the ever present, and easy prey, the Fast food eater.
It could be tolerable with the sides on it, but why not toss the "Burger" out , and have a lettuce and tomato sandwich instead.
Hunter sprays "Flame" in the woods, then gets attacked by bear thinking he's the food.
Hunter sprays "Flame" in the woods, then gets attacked by bear thinking he's the food.
It's actually not half bad, either. Although it would be much better if it were available in the whopper format (optional cheese, and all the stuff that's on a Whopper).
I go through phases of mostly not eating meat and eating meat... I remember in 2001 when I was going back to veggie, I was obsessed with the Whopper....
IMHO Burger King branding is smoking crack... I really can't see the point of 1/2 their marketing at the moment.
The scent of seduction smells like flame-broiled meat?
Bloody hell.
I am curious what Burger King have in mind for the women's version
Bloody hell.
I am curious what Burger King have in mind for the women's version
They've actually been doing really well by positioning themselves as the manly, couldn't-care less-about-health, non-veggie eating bad boys of fast food.
While the others chains try to throw salads and healthy sides on their menu, Burger King introduces The Stacker (with no vegetables whatsoever - not even pickles). They, and to a certain extent Carl's Jr, are generating a very strong customer base. There have even been attempts to copy this from the other chains (like Wendy's Baconator).
Of course, I guess it's a little like cigarettes - they need to get a lot of new customers to replace the ones dying of heart attacks on a daily basis.
I used to like Burger King, but somehow we've parted ways. There's a BK in my area that's also a shawarma place... they share the space 50/50. 9 out of 10 times I walk in there, I go for the shawarma. One day I thought I'd try the new BK Steakhouse burger. It sounded great in theory: big beefy patty, bacon, crispy onions, BBQ sauce. How could you go wrong with that?
The first sign something was wrong was when the cashier asked if I wanted the regular one or the "loaded" one. "What's the difference?", I asked. "The loaded one has baked potato and sour cream and chives on it."
Uh...
I went for the "non-loaded" burger. And the thing was a disgusting mess. The burger was much wider than the bun, but paper thin. (Who do they think they're fooling?!) And sauce was everywhere, dripping all over the paper wrapping. You couldn't even pick this thing up without getting your fingers all messy. The worst burger I've ever had. I very nearly threw it out half-way through (and that is HUGE for me, I have a reputation among my friends as the guy that will eat ANYTHING).
And I didn't even think to look at the nutritional info.
BK indeed still sells the BK Veggie, at least in my market area anyway. That's what I usually get on the rare occasion I'm there. (I'm more of an Asian food fan myself; I never was much into burgers.)
BBWs usually figure out the difference between chopped steak and "tubesteak", if you know what I mean, nudge nudge.
Oh, and the term "chubby chaser" has been adopted by the gay community to describe men who prefer large men. We straight lovers of large ladies like to use another acronym: FA (fat admirer).
BBWs usually figure out the difference between chopped steak and "tubesteak", if you know what I mean, nudge nudge.
Oh, and the term "chubby chaser" has been adopted by the gay community to describe men who prefer large men. We straight lovers of large ladies like to use another acronym: FA (fat admirer).
