A Few Pen Strokes On This McDonald’s Coffee Cup Give “Warmest Greetings” A New Meaning

There are some things that, once seen, cannot be unseen. Like when someone draws hands on a pair of mittens on McDonald’s McCafe cup, and changes innocent outerwear into, well, something not quite so innocent.

Twitter user @SamSykesSwears had some fun with the fast food chain’s coffee cup, turning mittens into an image reminiscent of a person clasping their buttocks with their hands to spread the cheeks apart. Ah, how very Ace Ventura: Pet Detective:

Now how the hell are Starbucks cups in the news again and no one's talking about a guy spreading his cheeks open on McDonald's cups http://pic.twitter.com/QmIuZiDJst

— Sam Sykes (@SamSykesSwears) December 11, 2016

Twitter is having a field day with the image now, of course, with another user comparing the image to a famous sculpture:

McDonald's daring homage to contemporary art. http://pic.twitter.com/wjNrAz9rI8

— Giovanni Tiso (@gtiso) December 11, 2016

When someone draws fingers on McDonald's mittens and 'spreading holiday cheer' takes on entirely new meaning. Good God. http://pic.twitter.com/k9DZRiJabf

— Misty Harris (@popcultini) December 11, 2016

@ziyatong @McDonalds Almost fell for it. http://pic.twitter.com/zBhwmo2goZ

— Jose Torres (@RoboLobo21) December 11, 2016

Some thought it was McDonald’s fault:

mcdonald's wrong for this smh http://pic.twitter.com/5vj2D2LC8k

— clemson is not good (@domtwurk) December 11, 2016

Again, to be clear, McDonald’s isn’t selling the cups this way, so if you want to spread Christmas cheer the cheeky way, you’ll have to do it yourself.