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Wait a second, didn't McDonalds just spend millions getting rid of those things? I don't think there's a single one left out of the handful I remember around the Boston area.
Wait a second, didn't McDonalds just spend millions getting rid of those things? I don't think there's a single one left out of the handful I remember around the Boston area.
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on the \"give up, McDonald's!\" tip, I'm sad to see few have been entertained as I by McDonald's clear defeat in the Spicy Chicken market... long live Wendy's!
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Where's Homer Simpson when you need him?
\"Gyme? What's a gyme? Oooh...a gyme!\"
So many shared wavelengths...ModerateSnark, I have BCBS of Minnesota, and they gave me a $50 gift card just for getting prenatal care...them's some low expectations, there...I think we're getting a \"new\" McDonald's, because they just razed one here in town for no apparent reason. Wonder if it'll have a gyme?
The Blue Cross and Blue Shield of Minnesota is running ads here urging people \"Hey fat Minnesotans, please, just do anything active, please!\" Well, not in those words.
I hadn't bothered visited the site until just now; it's do-groove.com. The message is to be active for 10 minutes 3 times a day.
The point is, a play area that encourages kids to be more active probably is a good thing, and a healthy thing. But calling it a \"gym\" may be overdoing it.