A broken Ronald McDonald statue brought home by a McDonald's assistant manager, repaired, and used to decorate her family's lawn in Stewartstown, Pennsylvania, for 20 years has vanished. ``It was a holiday today,'' Thomas Grieger II said. ``I think the kids came and got him.'' According to phillyburbs.com, state police were seeking information about the cement statue that Grieger estimated must weigh about 300 pounds (135 kilos for those who think metric). Hmmm, sounds like a lawn order situation to me!
Friday, January 19, 2007
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A broken Ronald McDonald statue brought home by a McDonald's assistant manager, repaired, and used to decorate her family's lawn in Stewartstown, Pennsylvania, for 20 years has vanished. ``It was a holiday today,'' Thomas Grieger II said. ``I think the kids came and got him.'' According to phillyburbs.com, state police were seeking information about the cement statue that Grieger estimated must weigh about 300 pounds (135 kilos for those who think metric). Hmmm, sounds like a lawn order situation to me!
A broken Ronald McDonald statue brought home by a McDonald's assistant manager, repaired, and used to decorate her family's lawn in Stewartstown, Pennsylvania, for 20 years has vanished. ``It was a holiday today,'' Thomas Grieger II said. ``I think the kids came and got him.'' According to phillyburbs.com, state police were seeking information about the cement statue that Grieger estimated must weigh about 300 pounds (135 kilos for those who think metric). Hmmm, sounds like a lawn order situation to me!
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2 comments:
"lawn order" --groan...
That's the same reaction I get from family and colleagues!
Don't know why!!
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