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MacDonald's 

‘McDonald's’ in ebonictalk (’cause in ebonics, you don‘t say ‘mik’ but instead ‘mak’, even if the correct form is ‘mik’(Mc).

Note that ‘Mac’ means "son of" in Irish.
You been to MacDonald's lately?
MacDonald's by Victor Van Styn August 22, 2005

MacDonald's 

a place you get take aways...
can we go to MacDonald's after school?
MacDonald's by cool girl September 18, 2005

MacDonald’s 

The way some elderly people pronounce “McDonald’s”, the fast food restaurant.
Come on Timmy, let’s go to MacDonald’s and get the new MacBurger.
MacDonald’s by Sakaj23 April 16, 2023

Morgan Freeman’s Macedonian MacDonald Macadamia Nuts 

a very good restaurant created by a person who saved the macadamia nuts from greece by using sharp corn given to them by paul from iowa which was then bought out by morgan freeman
Paul: “Wow I love the Macadamia Burger from Morgan Freeman’s Macedonian MacDonald Macadamia Nuts!”
Cat: “Same lol!”

Grant MacDonald 

Canadian real estate developer and banker turned musician. Famous for the hit songs “Ram Ranch”, “Jockstrap Cowboys” and “Space Cowboys”. Has released over 600 songs and 100 albums. His website is www.fratjocks.pro.

Also has a thing for Prince Harry and Tom Brady.
Meghan: “Yo Shawn you need to hear this new Grant MacDonald track, it’s pretty deep deep deep bro”

Shawn: “oh fuck yeah here come the biker boys”

Grant: “So honoured to have such super cool fans, u rock!”
Grant MacDonald by Pavelka May 20, 2018

Ross MacDonald

Ross MacDonald is the bassist in the popular band The 1975. Fans of Ross MacDonald are aware of his love for penguins, turtlenecks, and pizza. Ross' fans describe him as a Giant Teddy Bear or even a Penguin Master.
"Damn I love that Ross MacDonald guy! He's totally the coolest member of The 1975"
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