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McDonald’s Happy Meal resists decomposition for six months
October 12, 2010 at
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http://news.yahoo.com/s/yblog_ups...six-months
not surprised....and fat people (MCD addicts) wonder why this stuff doesn't break down after they eat it
...maybe those who come back as zombies are those who only have MCD guts/tissue left after sitting the ground for a while and why they are difficult to kill...and they start craving fresh, real meat
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McDonald's Happy Meal resists decomposition for six monthsVladimir Lenin, King Tut and the McDonald's Happy Meal: What do they all have in common? A shocking resistance to Mother Nature's cycle of decomposition and biodegradability, apparently. That's the disturbing point brought home by the latest project of New York City-based artist and photographer Sally Davies, who bought a McDonald's Happy Meal back in April and left it out in her kitchen to see how well it would hold up over time. The results? "The only change that I can see is that it has become hard as a rock," Davies told the U.K. Daily Mail. She proceeded to photograph the Happy Meal each week and posted the pictures to Flickr to record the results of her experiment. Now, just over six months later, the Happy Meal has yet to even grow mold. She told the Daily Mail that "the food is plastic to the touch and has an acrylic sheen to it." .................... |
not surprised
....and fat people (MCD addicts) wonder why this stuff doesn't break down after they eat it ...maybe those who come back as zombies are those who only have MCD guts/tissue left after sitting the ground for a while and why they are difficult to kill...and they start craving fresh, real meat
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...although I would assume they would speak at least some with the amount of US tourists and the fact that pretty much all the other countries with a decent amount of power have better education systems
...although I would assume they would speak at least some with the amount of US tourists and the fact that pretty much all the other countries with a decent amount of power have better education systems
If you start talking a different language, and then switch to English as if that's your 2nd language, they'll treat you with more respect... But trust me, never say you're from America
YMMV, everyone's experience is difference. This was a little while back, though I'm sure it hasn't gotten any better there
If you start talking a different language, and then switch to English as if that's your 2nd language, they'll treat you with more respect... But trust me, never say you're from America
YMMV, everyone's experience is difference. This was a little while back, though I'm sure it hasn't gotten any better there
If you start talking a different language, and then switch to English as if that's your 2nd language, they'll treat you with more respect... But trust me, never say you're from America
YMMV, everyone's experience is difference. This was a little while back, though I'm sure it hasn't gotten any better there
How do Americans react when foreign tourists (even immigrants) try to speak to them in their native language? Most Americans are pretty rude too. And, they'll laugh and mock them! And, if those ppl try to speak English to them, most Americans are annoyed too.
How do Americans react when foreign tourists (even immigrants) try to speak to them in their native language? Most Americans are pretty rude too. And, they'll laugh and mock them! And, if those ppl try to speak English to them, most Americans are annoyed too.
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But, we all know why they don't.........the results wouldn't be very shocking since all the specimens would look somewhat the same. Only the all natural bread would be moldy.
I got a picture somewhere I got to try and dig up..