Police Handcuff Fast-food Protesters in Detroit

from the Associated Press: Police handcuffed protesters in Detroit who blocked traffic as part of a national protest to push fast-food chains to pay their employees at least $15 an hour. About 100 protesters marched shouting slogans and bottling up the drive-thru lane.


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10 Shocking Facts About McDonald's

from All-Time 10's on YouTube: From pink slime to Guantanamo Bay, find out what goes on behind the golden arches with 10 shocking facts about McDonald's. Song:Junk in the Trunk by Adam Drake and Tom Jenkins.

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The Dumbest Lawsuit Ever: Happy Meals Are Dangerous

"We're being framed!"

In the video below, you will see an actual news report on NBC Nightly News about a class action lawsuit against McDonald's. The suit claims that McDonald's puts toys into their Happy Meals to entice children to buy them. Yes. I guess children are buying Happy Meals and not the parents or guardian.

Thanks to NBC Nightly News for wasting the time of its viewers but giving me a topic to blog about.

Are you a parent or not? If you're not up for the job, please do us all a favor and put your child or children up for adoption. There are thousands of men and women who will put in the work to be good responsible parents.  Just say no.


Update: This stupid ass lawsuit was dismissed by a judge.

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There are some really really really DUMB people on this planet.

Man Claims To Have Eaten 23,000 Big Macs

According to the AP, Wisconsin resident Don Gorske, has eaten over 23,000 Big Macs in the last 36 years. Now, how does the AP know this? They know because Gorske has kept all of his MacDonald's receipts in a box. Hey, it's a free country, man.

Forget the 23,000 Big Macs, Don Gorske or all the special sauce in his colon, answer me this: How did this story make it to the AP?

Does Gorske have an agent who peddles his story to news outlets? Was it a slow news day? In 2008, rarely has there been a slow news day. How did this man get his 15 minutes of fame?

I ask because I'm spending hundreds of dollars, hours of my life, creating carpal tunnel syndrome just to get people to view this blog. (All of whom I love and will put in my will as soon as I get some assets and stuff.) How do I get the AP to do a story on VlogHog?

Sure eating 23,000 Big Mac is interesting and strange. If it wasn't, I wouldn't have posted the link to the video. But is it worthy of the AP?

So, if you know how this happens, post a comment on to enlighten me and others.

God bless America.




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