Big Mac

I have shamelessly copied the pictures and the story from the original posting. For all of you, MacLovers, out there! :)




This is a hamburger from McDonalds that I purchased in 1996 (on the left). That was 12 years ago. Note that it looks exactly like it did the very day I bought it. The flecks on the bun are crumbs from the bun. The burger is starting to crumble a bit. It has the oddest smell. The paper and bag in the backround is circa 2008 - to add decor to the photo. My friend Robyn's idea.



This is the retro welch's grape juice plastic container I have always kept it in. People always ask me - what did you do to preserve it ?
Nothing - it preserved itself.
Ladies, Gentleman, and children alike - this is a chemical food. There is absolutely no nutrition here. Not one ounce of food value. Or at least value for why we are eating in the first place.
The burger on the right, off the paper is a 2008 burger. I had to buy it to get the groovy paper and bag. The meat is a tad darker, the bun a little less golden but in 12 years it will look exactly like that too. Do you find this horrifying?
McDonalds fills an empty space in your belly. It does nothing to nourish the cell, it is not a nutritious food.
It is not a treat.
I marvel at how McDonalds has infiltrated our entire world. A hamburger here tastes exactly the same in China or some around the world place.
It's cloned. Makes you wonder doesn't it? Do me a favor and share this.

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