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Old 14-01-2004, 15:30   #24
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Re: mcdonalds to introduce wifi

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Originally Posted by poolking
Yes it is legal to call it a big mac, the US cannot call a burger a "quarterpounder" because they use the metric system.
Huh - The US use the imperial system, so a quarterpounder is a valid sale item.

In europe it's the Royal (with Cheese) - Did you not watch Pulp Fiction?

The BigMac is a trademarked product name so can be used anywhere.
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