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I’m loving it

The word in literally every McDonald’s commercial that no one cares about but means not really loving it.
McDonald’s: I’m loving it

Me: NOT ME!
I’m loving it by Ejdhdhsus) March 3, 2023
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i'm loving it 

a stupid term that is used by mcdonalds, supposably stolen from viagra. mcdonalds has obvuiosly made a mistke in spelling it. fitst they shoulve pu it "i am loving it" then they mispelled it horribly, in which the real prase should be "ailing vomit."
mcdonalds is starting to realize that people are obviosly hating their food, so they put more chemicals in it.
hey guys! we know that paople hate our food, so we shall change the slogan to "the only way to get rid of this food, is to eat it."
i'm loving it by Afronight October 11, 2004

I'm loving it 

Upbeat exclamation of personal well being or good circumstance. As in the McDonalds advert featuring Justin Trousersnake.
"Hey how's that coctail?"
"Do do dum do do.... I'm loving it"
I'm loving it by Badboy October 30, 2003

i'm lovin' it 

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...
i'm lovin' it by Torquatus November 30, 2004

I'm lovin it 

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..."
I'm lovin it by anonymous November 22, 2004

i'm lovin' it 

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.
i'm lovin' it by The Definitionizer December 9, 2008

i'm lovin' it 

McDonald's has gone ghetto now. "I'm lovin' it" is their new catch phrase.
Yo, my brotha, Ba-da-ba-ba-ba, I'm lovin' it.
i'm lovin' it by Shady June 21, 2004
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