A fork of Rural Dictionary
a phrase used by McDonalds to unsuspectedly lure people into a fast food world of fake meat, dirty restrooms, and public farting.
at McDonalds, they had a whole lot of "i'm lovin' it..."
the 3 words that ruin athe song you were listening to on the radio that seemed acually pretty good, but turned out to be just one big fucking ad for McDonalds.
duhnuhnuhnuhnuh....I'm lovin' it.
One of the many slogan changes for McDonald's. They changed it from "We Love to See You Smile" because they really don't love to see you smile. They would rather take your money and watch you cringe in pain from food poisoning a day later.
McDonald's: A staple in the diet for teenage preppies.
A corporate slogan that embraces the idea that only minority peoples and hip teenagers are able to truly understand and be interested in the greatness of McDonalds. With cups and wrappers that have rap dancing preppies all over them, anyone can embrace an image of cool urban minority awesomeness, now if you only could move from Nebraska.
Yo, yo, yo, Beeouch shut the fuck up and eat this Big-Mac while I break it down. I'm lovin it, fool. Word.
The phrase used by the New World Order (tm) in order to facilitate the implementation of mind control techniques throughout the world. On hearing this phrase, teenagers have been known to flock to their nearest fast food outlet in a zombie-like fashion only to consume excessive amounts of salt and cholesterol, thus significantly shortening their life-spans.
I'm lovin it = eat this shit asshole
mcdonald's new slogan. actually, according to maddox, who brought us the best page in the universe, defines it as an anagram. If you get rid of contractions, the letters in 'I am loving it' can be rearranged to form the truth 'ailing vomit'
oh oh, i'm lovin it, ohhhhhhh...
The new MacDonalds slogan was shortened from its original form when test audiences did not respond well to "I'm lovin' it right now but I know that in half an hour or so I am going to have to evacuate my bowels whether I can find a public washroom or not." Lucky the second part of the slogan is still very much implied.
Customer: I'm lovin' it
Server: Indeed, sir, the washroom is on the right.