Do U Want Anyfing From Macdondald Borgar — Sonny robot from I, Robot with caption 'Do u want anyfing from macdondald'

Do U Want Anyfing From Macdondald Borgar

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Published August 17, 2026

Do U Want Anyfing From Macdondald Borgar is a 2018 anti-meme that pastes a mangled fast-food order over the Can a Robot Write a Symphony scene from I, Robot. It started on /r/okbuddyretard and made the deliberately misspelled word 'borgar' a standalone punchline across Reddit.

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Overview

Do U Want Anyfing From Macdondald Borgar is an anti-meme built on the Can a Robot Write a Symphony still from the 2004 film I, Robot3. The edit replaces Will Smith's interrogation of Sonny about human creativity with a garbled fast-food order, leaning on the deliberately mangled words 'macdondald' and 'borgar' as the entire joke3.

The format works because it refuses to work. There is no twist, no wordplay, just a flat, mistyped question stretched over a serious movie frame, which is the low-effort humor style that /r/okbuddyretard was built around in 20181. The bastardized spellings themselves later broke free of the I, Robot template and started functioning as standalone punchlines in dank-meme posts4.

Origin & Background

Platform
Reddit (/r/okbuddyretard) / Tumblr and Roblox (source misspellings)
Date
2018

The two misspellings each have their own trail before someone glued them together. 'Macdondald' came from a Roblox screenshot of then-8-year-old player jevel57 fumbling a joke that compared a receding hairline with the McDonald's arches, later reposted on August 31, 2017 by Twitter user @conkface3. 'Borgar' started earlier, on August 12, 2016, when Tumblr user officialnickrhodes-remade used it as the punchline of an edit of the Good Evening, Sir. What Would You Like webcomic, a post that pulled over 230,000 notes5.

On June 14, 2018, an anonymous /r/okbuddyretard user stitched both bits onto the I, Robot template in a since-deleted post, giving the meme its final shape3.

How It Spread

The image jumped subreddits the same day it appeared. A repost to /r/dankmemes picked up over 800 upvotes within six months1, and a separate /r/me_irl crosspost pulled more than 3,700 upvotes in the same window2. Commenters on both threads pointed back to /r/okbuddyretard as the source1.

Over the following months, more variations of the anti-meme landed on /r/okbuddyretard and /r/surrealmemes, while the original edit was reposted to smaller communities like /r/ooer and /r/ComedyNecrophilia4. The template inspired swaps with different mangled menu items, but the original stayed the most-shared version4.

Separately from the I, Robot exploitable, 'borgar' and 'macdonald' started showing up as non-sequitur punchlines on their own. Users dropped the words into unrelated dank-meme posts as a shorthand for the /r/okbuddyretard style, effectively turning the misspellings themselves into a running gag4.

How to Use This Meme

The template is typically an unmodified screenshot of Will Smith questioning Sonny in I, Robot, with white impact-style text placing the fast-food order across the frame. Common variations swap 'borgar' for another mangled menu item, or replace 'macdondald' with a butchered spelling of a different chain. The core convention is that spelling must be visibly wrong and the delivery flat, since any real punchline would defeat the anti-meme.

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