Burger King Kids Club

#1

Burger King Kids Club

Posted: 9/6/04 at 5:07pm

Did anyone else love them? I wasn't really a fast-food eater, but I belonged to the club. They sent me newsletters almost everyday on my birthday until I was about 12! I had the biggest crush on Kid-Vid.. oh dear, you don't even know.. haha!

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#2

re: Burger King Kids Club

Posted: 9/6/04 at 5:11pm

sigh...


i miss the good ole days when the toys given in happy meals were cool...

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#3

re: Burger King Kids Club

Posted: 9/6/04 at 5:14pm

I have so many. Like, an inflatable version of Figaro (sp?) from Pinnochio!

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#4

re: Burger King Kids Club

Posted: 9/6/04 at 5:14pm

I was a member too!

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#5

re: Burger King Kids Club

Posted: 9/6/04 at 5:14pm

i think all of mine are lost and thrown out... i blame the parents...

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#6

re: Burger King Kids Club

Posted: 9/6/04 at 5:19pm

Last weekend, I threw-out all of these trading cards that delt with wildlife and endangered animals..etc. When you collected them you were supposed to display them on the card-board thing, and the smart guy (I.Q.?) had little captions telling you about the birds.

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#7

re: Burger King Kids Club

Posted: 9/6/04 at 5:22pm

I.Q.!

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#8

re: Burger King Kids Club

Posted: 9/6/04 at 5:23pm

haha i love how for the individual drawings of each they all HAD to have BK products in their hands :P

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#9

re: Burger King Kids Club

Posted: 9/6/04 at 5:24pm

My Pimp from age 5..

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#10

re: Burger King Kids Club

Posted: 9/6/04 at 5:26pm

WAIT! WHERE'S THE BK?!?!




wow.. guess i was wrong...

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#11

re: Burger King Kids Club

Posted: 9/6/04 at 5:27pm

what were the rest of their names?? I must google them..

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#12

re: Burger King Kids Club

Posted: 9/6/04 at 8:21pm

When I was little and before my grandparents passed away we used to drive up and visit them. They would always have two McDonalds or BK toys waiting... one for me and one for my brother. They never really even like fast-food but they went and ate the food so we could have a toy when we came to visit.

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#13

re: Burger King Kids Club

Posted: 9/6/04 at 8:39pm

Is it just me or does the black kid on the left look like that kid from RECESS.

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#14

re: Burger King Kids Club

Posted: 9/6/04 at 8:43pm

Vince LaSalle? (I know, it's sad that I know these things) Ya, kinda.

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#15

re: Burger King Kids Club

Posted: 9/6/04 at 8:59pm

recess boy..lol!

I remember someone at my elementry school looked just like Mikey from recess. We used to follow him towards the bathroom to see if he did opera in there (remember that episode??).

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Updated On: 9/6/04 at 08:59 PM

#16

re: Burger King Kids Club

Posted: 9/6/04 at 9:12pm

I LOVE that episode.
The guy that did the singing voice is very talented.

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David walked into the valley With a stone clutched in his hand He was only a boy But he knew someone must take a stand There will always be a valley Always mountains one must scale There will always be perilous waters Which someone must sail -Into the Fire Scarlet Pimpernel

#17

re: Burger King Kids Club

Posted: 9/6/04 at 9:18pm

I want a cd of the obc cast of Recess now.. HA!

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#18

re: Burger King Kids Club

Posted: 9/6/04 at 11:19pm

burger king kidz club

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#19

re: Burger King Kids Club

Posted: 9/7/04 at 12:31am

I like Burger King's french fries. McDonalds ones get cold fast and they're gross after that.

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#20

re: Burger King Kids Club

Posted: 9/7/04 at 12:35am

Everything at Burger King is better than McDonalds. I love their Chicken Tenders. When I was a kid, I used to eat Chicken McNuggets. Around the age of...seven, I guess, I realized exactly how gross they were and refused to eat them. I haven't touched them since. Of course, they just started using white meat in them, which makes me feel sick. The meat they had before was, like, pink. Eccchhh.

Burger King is great. I used to be in the Kid's Club, I remember sending in the little postcard and everything.

Ohhh, I want Burger King right now. I mean, this very second. Anyone want to come pick me up and take me out for a late dinner?

#21

re: Burger King Kids Club

Posted: 9/7/04 at 12:36am

Bring me some fries

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#22

re: Burger King Kids Club

Posted: 9/7/04 at 12:37am

I have a drive thru Burger King about a minute from my house...I'll pick up something for you (and eat it myself. )

They aren't open this late, are they?

Anyway, McDonalds, their new Chicken Nuggets are to DIE for, and they beat Burger King's fries 24/7. Oily...greasy...salty- YES!

#23

re: Burger King Kids Club

Posted: 9/7/04 at 12:41am

I think they're open until one in the morning...or maybe that's Wendy's? I don't know. And, the McNuggets are really that good? I guess I could try them...maybe...so tempting...

#24

re: Burger King Kids Club

Posted: 9/7/04 at 12:42am

About a year or two ago they changed them. Or something.

God knows what is REALLY in those McDonalds meals...I'm highly suspicious, but they're good, so I don't care. :P

#25

re: Burger King Kids Club

Posted: 9/7/04 at 12:43am

Wendy's is open late so you can eat great, even late!

Is it just me, or is there something wrong with their slogan?

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A classic is something that everybody wants to have read and nobody wants to read - Mark Twain