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Would "Bigger-Burger" have been too on the nose?
by thom 5y ago
Would "Bigger-Burger" have been too on the nose?
- Chris2048 5y agoplus pounder?
- SamBam 5y ago"Monster burger," "Megaburger," anything at all, really. Nothing's too on the nose in a country that happily ate large pieces of fried chicken in place of the bread in the "Double Down" sandwich. I agree with GP that "Third pounder" was a terrible name.
- mhb 5y agoHundred and fifty gramer.
- smolder 5y agoI think this is probably the best of the alternatives proposed in these comments.
- aclissold 5y ago“Quarter” has a nice big plosive at the beginning, which really gives it an impact. The “th” in third pounder makes it sound kind of weak in comparison. Bigger Burger is great! Aliterates, rhyming, and TWO plosives!