A Mummy Made From McDonald's Burgers - Neatorama

Artist BenEverywhere decided to drop $200 on McDonald's hamburgers in order to make this mummy/skeleton monstrosity.

Why would he do such a thing, you may ask? Because he wants to prove that McDonald's no longer makes food, they make a medium for morbid sculptures.

He combined the burgers with a little bit of resin to show the world that McDonald's food is so full of preservatives that it will literally last forever.

Well, I guess I'm adding a trip to McDonald's to my will, who needs embalming fluid when you've got the Big Mac?!

Link --via Geekologie

I think the artist should make two more little versions, hence small fries.

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Is that you, mummy?

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to all who've left comments on this article so far-
I AGREE!

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So if we eat nothing but McDonald's food, we'll live forever!

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I could make a sculpture out of spinach paste if I added resin to it!

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Making a sculpture of McDonald's meat doesn't "prove" anything about the meat. I think Neatorama readers will recognize a logical fallacy when they see one.

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I just threw up in my mouth a little...

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I call BS.. adding resin to it is hardly not adding something that will increase the life span of the burger.

As in coating it in plastic...

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much as I would hate to been seen in public defending McDonalds, they don't actually pump their beef full of preservatives - any burger made the same way would dry out very quickly & wouldn't generate much mould (http://aht.seriouseats.com/archives/2010/11/the-burger-lab-revisiting-the-myth-of-the-12-year-old-burger-testing-results.html).

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