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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]We very rarely eat fast food.  But my kid went to a friend's party at McDonald!s.  Four chicken nuggets ain't gonna hurt nobody.[/quote]

This would be how I would handle it. Its a party to show appreciation to your friend, if its at McDs or a park with paper plates you go and teach your children to be gracious. [/quote]

+1 to this.[/quote]

+2  I'd probably think it was a little retro but in a fun and casual way!  I think I'd want to be your friend and we can laugh about how we are giving our kids the same bday parties we had as kids!  Do they still give out plates or glasses to the bday kid with the characters like Hamburglar, Grimace, and Mayor McCheese on them?  Those were awesome!  [/quote]

Remember that orange drink that McDonald's used to serve at parties? What was that stuff?[/quote]

Oh yeah!  Totally!  Who knows what it was, it was guuud! ;)[/quote]

From Urban Dictionary:

"A fantastic, almost magical drink supplied by McDonald's for public functions. Usually indicative of a long, drawn out, poorly prepared and funded school event (orange drink=suck). It tastes like orange, but only not really. More like you mixed frozen orange juice, rain water, and paid a hobo a Twinkie to piss in it."

Yes! It was totally served often as weird church or school group events, often in a big cooler with a spigot and teeny little McDonald's cups.[/quote]

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