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So One went out shopping and bought herself...

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A McDonalds

 

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THE Queen has her own drive-through McDonald’s

 

Her Majesty became landlady this month when a retail park down the road from Windsor Castle was bought by the Crown Estate for £92million.

 

She can even SEE the royal burger bar across the Thames in Slough, Berks, from her State Apartments.

 

A McDonald’s insider proudly said yesterday: “We are delighted she chose us — rather than Burger King.

 

“The only trouble is the drive-through is one of our smaller ones so she’d have a job getting her Rolls-Royce round it.”

 

The Bath Road Retail Park is also home to a B & Q superstore plus branches of Comet, JJB Sports and Mothercare — all now on the Queen’s land.

 

Last night flunkies scoffed at the idea of Her Majesty popping out for a Big Mac.

 

A Windsor Castle source said: “I doubt royal courtiers will be sent out for takeaways either.

 

“However I’m sure below stairs staff wouldn’t grumble.”

 

The Crown Estate administers a supersized £7billion property portfolio for the Queen. Boss Jim Yates said of the latest addition: “We completed the purchase in just three weeks.”

 

Kevin O’Connor, a director of the firm which sold the retail park, said: “This is a good move for us.”

 

The McDonald’s source had one warning for the Queen if she does decide to eat there.

 

The insider said: “Dogs are not allowed inside — so the corgis will have to stay at home.”

 

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So does one want fries with one's burger?

HAH. is this... is this real? i'm having a hard time believing it's real. :P

 

CAUSE YOU KNOW, ALL QUEENS HAVE A MCDONALDS.

 

DUH.

 

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It's true.

 

When will you see Bushy buying a Macdonalds?

This is too funny :laugh3:

A McDonalds

 

SNN2801GX2-280_519454a.jpg

 

THE Queen has her own drive-through McDonald’s

 

Her Majesty became landlady this month when a retail park down the road from Windsor Castle was bought by the Crown Estate for £92million.

 

She can even SEE the royal burger bar across the Thames in Slough, Berks, from her State Apartments.

 

A McDonald’s insider proudly said yesterday: “We are delighted she chose us — rather than Burger King.

 

“The only trouble is the drive-through is one of our smaller ones so she’d have a job getting her Rolls-Royce round it.”

 

The Bath Road Retail Park is also home to a B & Q superstore plus branches of Comet, JJB Sports and Mothercare — all now on the Queen’s land.

 

Last night flunkies scoffed at the idea of Her Majesty popping out for a Big Mac.

 

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So does one want fries with one's burger?

 

Slough, I LIVE THERE!!!!!!!!!!:stunned::stunned::o

I actually went to that very MacDonalds last Sunday, its very near my house!!

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Will One be wanting fries with that?

 

It's what she will be doing when the credit crunch hits, after-all, one must raise money to pay one's bills :P

 

Although do you think she would be taxed

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I'd have thought Burger King would have been more her taste.....................:rolleyes:

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Prince Charles has already got one in mind when he is made King.

  • 4 weeks later...
Prince Charles has already got one in mind when he is made King.

 

What a whopper!!:rolleyes:

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