Nude pic at mcdonalds

McDonald's is known for its cheap meat -- but after a bad trip to the burger joint, one guy's wife allegedly became cheap meat. McD's just got served by a guy who allegedly left his cell phone -- which contained nude photos of his wife -- at the Arkansas restaurant, only to find the nude pics posted online. Phillip Sherman was assured by employees they'd keep the phone safe, yet the photos -- along with Sherman's phone number and address -- somehow found their way onto the Internet. The couple claims they had to move to a new house to get away from his wife's new stalkers. Sherman wants 3 mil for their troubles.

An Arkansas man on Friday filed a lawsuit against McDonald's, alleging a restaurant location uploaded nude photos of his wife onto a web site. In the suit, Phillip Sherman said he left his phone at a McDonald's location in Fayetteville, Arkansas, and that a manager promised the phone was secured for him to retrieve it. After picking up his iPhone, photos of Sherman's wife Tina Sherman made their way onto a web site -- along with her name, address and contact information, the suit claims. Embarrassed the Shermans must be, because "Tina Sherman nude" is currently one of the hottest Google search terms. Of course, if their story is true, the Shermans could have avoided this embarrassment altogether if Tina hadn't e-mailed her husband nude photos in the first place. True, Steve Jobs wants you to treat the iPhone as "your life in your pocket," but given the iPhone's security flaws , you've got to draw the line somewhere, right? Updated 1 p.

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