I love this article.
Not because I am remotely interested in how much a burger from either Burger King or McDonalds costs, since I am about as likely to consume one of them in the near future as I am to grow wings and a long yellow beak and fly around the office, shouting: "I'm quackers, I am!"
But purely because of this phrase:
"...the damaging burger battles of 2000 and 2003..."
How did I miss this? Why weren't bloody burgers hitting the headlines every day? Where were the dramatic conflict scenes on the News at Ten?
Just imagine the warzone...
Sir, sir! Incoming sesame seeds!
Get the casualties outta here, soldier. My God, they're covered in ketchup.
Bad news, Admiral - the whole squadron's gone down with Mad Cow Disease.
Okay, fellas. It's time to bring out the big buns.
Let Operation Gherkin commence...
Old-Nick
Pro
"Operation gherkin"
Fnar!
Your bloody obsessed woman!