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Poll

How important do you think it is to make the KFC bucket spin again?

This poll ended on 20 August 2010.

• It's life changing.
• 57%
• Really important.
• 7%
• Yeah, it's kind of a big deal.
• 9%
• Not really that important.
• 9%
• KFC has a spinning bucket?
• 15%

This is not a scientific poll. The results reflect only the opinions of those who chose to participate.

IN a bid to lure popular talk back radio hosts Hamish and Andy to Gympie, Tara Jeffcoat rang the Hamish and Andy show on Thursday telling them of her partner's cause to get the city's KFC sign spinning again.

Little did she know she would start a national, tongue-in-cheek campaign to get the bucket spinning.

Her partner Craig Brown started a Facebook campaign titled 'Spin the KFC bucket again' which has spiked the interest of the comedic duo.

Readers may remember back to a time when all KFC signs had a spinning bucket and most will notice that they no longer rotate.

KFC has told Hamish and Andy that consumer research showed people didn't want the bucket to spin, but nationally people have spoken out wanting to get the bucket moving after the issue was featured on the national radio show.

So far there are 87 members of the Facebook page and a mass of correspondence has flooded into Hamish and Andy.

Hamish said on yesterday's show he hoped to start a domino affect to get the buckets to spin, starting with Gympie's KFC sign.

One listener called in to the show on Thursday saying he would refuse to buy chicken from a KFC that didn't have a spinning sign and others suggested boycotting the restaurant until the sign spun again.

When speaking to The Gympie Times yesterday, Hamish and Andy didn't rule out coming to Gympie. They also wanted to organise a national spin day. “The oversize bucket refuses to spin”- let the bucket spin again,” they said.