Oh Dear KFC What were you thinking????

[BlueMoonRisin’]

Tbh I’ll have cheese on pretty much anything!!

Bellend cheddar? ; )

 

[LWashington]

I enjoyed their Nuremburger but it was only on trial for one week.

 

[dronefromsector7G]

I enjoyed their Nuremburger but it was only on trial for one week.

We have a wiener ^^

 

[TonyM]

 

[MCFC_ Phil]

Exactly.
My guess is it was probably caused by someone very young desperately looking for another 'topical moment' while having zero awareness (or giving zero thought) as to the depth of the original event.
Seems the cheese pun got more focus than the event that was used to shoehorn it in.

Staggering lack of awareness.

No it wasn't, was an automated push notification from their calendar. Still though someone's fault for not checking, but who does in this day and age?

 

[Alan Harper's Tash]

No it wasn't, was an automated push notification from their calendar. Still though someone's fault for not checking, but who does in this day and age?

As excuses go, their reasoning must be up there with the shittest on record.

 

[JASR]

that certainly went under their Raeder.
Nowotny need is some conciliation, or Dornier know it, they’ll do it again.

 

[PinkFinal]

Tbis is absolutely fucking revolting

Rare Photographs Shed Light on the Events of the November Pogrom 84 Years Ago

A new photo album recently donated to Yad Vashem, features rare photos of the events of the November Pogrom of 1938, coined "Kristallnacht", by the Nazis. The photos, taken by Nazi photographers, depict scenes from one particular location but are representative of the destruction and attack on...

www.yadvashem.org

 

[Mr Kobayashi]

As excuses go, their reasoning must be up there with the shittest on record.

Not exactly. As Phil says it is simple as having one box incorrectly ticked, the perks of using the human turk and probably having someone young and not particularly well paid running a social media account.

 

[TonyM]

Tbis is absolutely fucking revolting

Rare Photographs Shed Light on the Events of the November Pogrom 84 Years Ago

A new photo album recently donated to Yad Vashem, features rare photos of the events of the November Pogrom of 1938, coined "Kristallnacht", by the Nazis. The photos, taken by Nazi photographers, depict scenes from one particular location but are representative of the destruction and attack on...

www.yadvashem.org

To be honest, I find it very difficult to seperate today's Germany from the horrendous behaviour of the Germany people of those years. Its seems unfathomable that a country was decent enough until the early 30s when they went rabid before returning to be lovely folk by the late 40s.

But then again they aren't the only people to have this transition from ok to evil to lovely-jubbly.

Some probably find it hard to forgive us Irish for what was carried out in our name. And far more probably find it hard to forgive the British for their sins of the past.

It's just hard to get how people can be so barbaric when most of the time most of the people are sound as a pound.