/waorm/ - The Wacky Adventures of Ronald McDonald General Thread #1
ITT We talk about this nostalgic classic. TWAORM was a series of hour long specials released by McDonalds on VHS in the late 90s.
Today's episode we will focus on is Birthday World. What did we think of it?
/waorm/ - The Wacky Adventures of Ronald McDonald General
Angel Long
Ian Myers
i liked the one where they were camping. i didn't know there were other ones
Brandon Hernandez
Great idea for a thread, OP, but I only ever saw "The Visitor from Outer Space."
Which was burgerkino, but I have nothing to contribute to this specific thread though.
Grayson Nguyen
There were 5 episodes IIRC
That's the one I didn't have in the collection I think. I had the birthday one, Grimace Island and the Time Travel one (most kino)
Bentley Jenkins
They're all on YouTube - if you fancy a trip to McDonaldland, they're fun to revisit.
"Hey Hamburglar" is a song I've sung since I first saw it at age 7.
Nathaniel Gutierrez
Anybody have these bad boys?
I feel like my dad bought these at the same time he bought the tape.
Jordan Taylor
What did the brown McMarker smell like?
Grayson Thomas
Was this done by the same guy who made the Wild Thronberries?
Luis Campbell
poverty
Chase King
looks like it
Colton Lewis
I think birdie the early bird is hot. I didn't as a child, this is a new development for me
Brayden Murphy
yep, klasky csupo, the studio behind rugrats, rocket power and wild thornberries.
Henry Lewis
Based. I always wanted to fuck Grimace.
Noah Butler
Don't forget As Told By Ginger
Isaac Rivera
well this is the series I learned how to solve mazes from. also I learned the answer to the riddle: "the more you give it away, the more you have; what is it?" (p.s. it's friendship)
Julian Lopez
I forgot these were a thing. I remember liking Birthday World because it brought back the kids who they had gotten rid of earlier.
Liam Collins
OOGALLY DOOGALLY EH A OOOO
Brayden Scott
Don't forget Aaaah real monsters you fucks
Noah Ortiz
I once spent 3 hours convincing a leftist zoomer that toenails were a completely legitimate form of currency and he agreed until I showed him the clips from this show
William Sanders
Hudson Davis