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12. mic it

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Tue Apr 23, 2013, 01:06 PM

Apr 2013

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I mean just to find out.

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McDonald's burger bought in Utah in 1999 looks exactly the same as the day it was first flipped [View all] n2doc Apr 2013 OP

Was it found in Ted Nugent's pants? TheCowsCameHome Apr 2013 #1

Ewwwwwwwwww!! darkangel218 Apr 2013 #3

He hasn't changed his shorts for a least that long. TheCowsCameHome Apr 2013 #5

OMG thanks darkangel218 Apr 2013 #11

Better stock up on mc.d burgers then :P darkangel218 Apr 2013 #2

It was in coat pocket for 2 years?! HappyMe Apr 2013 #4

But was it flipped the day it was bought? Cleita Apr 2013 #6

I agree Orrex Apr 2013 #15

Would you question the prowess of someone who thinks 2 years = 12 months?? Ghost in the Machine Apr 2013 #46

Nope. My powers of observation is unimpeachablelable Orrex Apr 2013 #47

How do you do it? I *HATE* getting peaches stuck in my observation powers, but can't seem to Ghost in the Machine Apr 2013 #50

Oddly enough, this is not the first article w/ photos the Daily Mail has run on burgers. bike man Apr 2013 #7

Forever Young. The fries didn't make it. leveymg Apr 2013 #8

Sure, but does it taste the same?... n/t PoliticAverse Apr 2013 #9

The only possibility is that it would taste better. ret5hd Apr 2013 #10

mic it Skink Apr 2013 #12

I've noticed how a loaf of bread stays soft and no mold for years. Must load those foods /w chems. Sunlei Apr 2013 #13

McPrepper Paradise! get the red out Apr 2013 #14

NO hamburger, McD's or home-ground, will rot. sir pball Apr 2013 #16

That sounds reasonable. HappyMe Apr 2013 #18

You beat me to it. TheManInTheMac Apr 2013 #20

You beat my meat...er, meat me blew it...oh, wait... Atman Apr 2013 #27

And your McD's burger is expelled from the body as waste the same as any other food tridim Apr 2013 #29

McD's patty is so thin it dehydrates.. Javaman Apr 2013 #43

I Don't See Condiments On This Burger.... global1 Apr 2013 #17

It's been debunked and explained: TheManInTheMac Apr 2013 #19

Yes, I was just going to post this. The Daily Mail is a rag. PeaceNikki Apr 2013 #23

Haha. It seems this "story" holds up even longer than the mythic McDonalds hamburger or Twinkie. TheManInTheMac Apr 2013 #24

I never give enough thanks to beer ChairmanAgnostic Apr 2013 #26

Yah. what would we do without it! darkangel218 Apr 2013 #28

who? ChairmanAgnostic Apr 2013 #31

the god of beer! darkangel218 Apr 2013 #32

b r i l l i a n t ! ChairmanAgnostic Apr 2013 #41

What a weird website Coyotl Apr 2013 #21

We should all eat more preservatives. truebluegreen Apr 2013 #22

It could be true, never know darkangel218 Apr 2013 #33

you are what you eat RedstDem Apr 2013 #25

New McD slogan ... "Providing food for Doomsday Preppers for generations" lpbk2713 Apr 2013 #30

:D darkangel218 Apr 2013 #35

Whoes to say we all haven't eaten 10-20 year old "beef" burgers ? olddots Apr 2013 #34

Well, now I can stock my anti-big-government bomb shelter with my sinkingfeeling Apr 2013 #36

Fries dont hold up. darkangel218 Apr 2013 #37

Disgusting OhioChick Apr 2013 #38

Then better not eat home cooked hamburgers either as the same will happen to it... yawnmaster Apr 2013 #49

Fourteen year old burger laying around? NoPasaran Apr 2013 #39

He was showing "a group of people" how these enzymes/preservatives worked siligut Apr 2013 #40

I wonder if he will finally eat it? put a pickle, mustard and catsup on first, though. WI_DEM Apr 2013 #42

these stories seem to pop up a lot, and in his coat pocket ? how about the smell ? JI7 Apr 2013 #44

Try our new crap Coyotl Apr 2013 #45

Yes, but I'm told the foreskin is a breeding ground for all kinds of bad things. cherokeeprogressive Apr 2013 #48