McDonalds in Viroqua, WI

dgasper · Apr 29, 2013

Why not?

SweetFeet · Apr 29, 2013

dgasper,
Awesome!

FBH44 · Apr 29, 2013

"... you want to supersize that bag of oats???"

S2710 · Apr 29, 2013

It is fine that they use it but they don't clean up after there horses. I have seen them stop in front of a resturant or grosery store and the horse releives himself and they will not even try to clean it up. I know that Viroqua was talking about making them diaper there horses. I don't know how that turned out.

Bob

dgasper · Apr 29, 2013

Yup, I can see that horse apples in the drive up would be a problem alright.

Zachary Hoyt · Apr 29, 2013

It would give the other customers something appetizing to smell while they are waiting, I suppose. The other potential problem I can see is that if they order a burger the horse might recognize one of his long-lost relatives.
Zach

Traditional Farmer · Apr 29, 2013

Those two fellows probably say the same things about smelling the exhaust from a car.You think those horses are bad we got bears Sh**ting in the woods around here

JDB · Apr 29, 2013

Their exhaust is biodegradable, even helpful to the environment. It washes off.

showcrop · Apr 29, 2013

(quoted from post at 15:27:46 04/29/13) It is fine that they use it but they don't clean up after there horses. I have seen them stop in front of a resturant or grosery store and the horse releives himself and they will not even try to clean it up. I know that Viroqua was talking about making them diaper there horses. I don't know how that turned out.

Bob

People that are bothered by manure of any variety need to go back to the city.

S2710 · Apr 29, 2013

Showcrop the problem is this is the city.

Bob

Bret4207 · Apr 30, 2013

I'd say it would be fair to ask the Amish to diaper their horses right after we demand people stop throwing their McDonalds bags out the window of the car. The tiny amount of horse manure on the road isn't worth mentioning compared to the trash and beer bottles littering our roads.

For that matter, how many of the farmers here clean up the mud and manure we leave in the road? Not many I'll bet. It's got to be pretty bad before I'll get the scraper out and clean the road. I don't think I'm alone.

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