Bugger all happening on this forum, so heres an interesting marketing campaign
http://www.whopperfreakout.com/index.html

LOL

that long haired guy near the end was about to go psycho

thats just strange

LOL

HAHAHA!

I feel like a whopper now

maybe in America the Whopper isn't a crappy burger or something :/

do they make them differently here in Oz or do Americans just have s*** taste?

ummmm, I dunno, Hungry Jack offs woppper is something I avoid (an their menue etc)

wtf, when I say hold the mayo, I MEAN don't put any f***ing mayo on the thing
Mayo = gay

do they make them differently here in Oz or do Americans just have s*** taste?

No
Americans just have s*** taste....

*edit*
Actually, it's the fact they can cool shows an let s*** like Seinfeld run for more than one episode

oh, an that they don't give a rats arse about anyone other than themselves and their own immediate needs

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Actually, it's the fact they can cool shows an let s*** like Seinfeld run for more than one episode

hates sport and seinfeld and likes cats!?!?!?!?

AM I IN THE f***ING TWIGHLIGHT ZONE OR SOMETHING, I DONT UNDERSTAND!?!??!!?

I watched this 2 weeks ago and craved a whopper, bought one yesterday for lunch, they are f***ing great. I also bought one of those KFC long roll things because of those stupid ads during the cricket.

i wouldn't be sad if they closed down all together

For the record, sports and seinfeld are awesome, despite said show's jewishness.

What kinds of putz doesn't like Jerry and Larry's schtick?

Oi vey!

Never been a fan of Hungry's. Theyre burgers taste odd and their chips are like s***e. Maccas FTW!

double bacon deluxe ftw, whoppers eat dick =)

some of the reactions are pretty funny tho

Lately I've been having HJ's Whopper with Cheese's, they're a good break from the Maccas Quarter Pounders I normally get, and I simply don't like the Big Mac. But the maccas cheeseburger is clearly more edible than the hungry jacks cheeseburger, so for a straight comparison maccas wins.

i choose not to get heart disease

I heard a story about a diabetic who chose not 'be' diabetic anymore and stopped taking the insulin. Didn't really work out.

Are you sure its the same burger? When I was in Japan the sausage mcmuffin's tasted totally different (ours are way better). I'm guessing the whoppers would use different meats n s*** yeah?

why did everyoe leave hungry jacks? because somebody dropped a whopper.

also rofl at vid.

Whopper with cheese add beetroot, light mayo = win

love how the guy at the start called it a sandwich

A Hamburger (or simply burger) is a sandwich that consists of a cooked patty of ground meat that is fried, steamed, grilled, or broiled, and is generally served with various condiments (ketchup, mustard, lettuce and relish) and toppings inside a sliced bun, often baked specially for this purpose.

"steamed hams"

The only time "jerry" was funneh was back in the 40's

Oh wait.....

Australian HJ/BK > American BK

A Hamburger (or simply burger) is a sandwich that consists of a cooked patty of ground meat that is fried, steamed, grilled, or broiled, and is generally served with various condiments (ketchup, mustard, lettuce and relish) and toppings inside a sliced bun, often baked specially for this purpose.

i wouldn't trust a quote that told me a Hamburger has a patty of "ground meat"

also, its obviously an american definition.

bun = burger
sliced bread = Sandwich

hahah notice all most of the people ordering where fatties already, they shouldn't have been eating it anyways...

but lol at some one of the reactions!

f***ing yanks and their fast food, see the size of some of the 'soda' cups!

I reckon subway should do it with their bread, just replace with wraps or something, there would be chaos

i wouldn't trust a quote that told me a Hamburger has a patty of "ground meat"

also, its obviously an american definition.

bun = burger
sliced bread = Sandwich

Hamburgers do not contain ham! Hamburg is the name of two cities, one in Germany, and one in New York. The Hamburger was originally called the "Hamburg Sandwich" the exact origins are debatable, but it was named and popularised in AMERICA, so it's an american food IMO and they have a right to make all the definitions they want. Hamburgers are historically made on slices of WHITE TOAST so your little bun theory is out too.

quite easily staged customers