mcdonald's, anyone?

you can be sure that my answer to that question will invariably be "heck no, techno!".  i am not a fan of mcdonald's.  like at all.  i think it looks gross, it smells gross, and the product is just gross in general.  i've felt this way for quite some time and my opinion of that horrid place was only intensified when i watched "Super Size Me" in health my senior year of high school.

it really does surprise me that people still put that kind of junk in their bodies after all the research and findings that have been put out there for everyone to see!  i've been having this argument quite a bit lately with some friends.  they say that they eat there for convenience and because its cheap.  well i would rather spend more money now to be healthy than spend substantially more money to have plaque and cholesterol scraped from my arteries when i'm 70.  i would also prefer to decompose when i die like the rest of the natural world instead of being being preserved in a waxy layer of all that poop that they put in their meals.

coincidentally, there was an article in yahoo news recently that deals with the very subject of the decomposition, or lack thereof, of mcdonald's food.  i suggest reading it, or at least looking at the pictures. 

McDonald's Happy Meal resists decomposition for six months

yum?  no, i didn't think so.