Very Nice Article on Crazy Stuff in Fast Food

http://www.rense.com/general7/whyy.htm
Check it out! :[)

OK. I'm already familiar with Rense.com . I'm not taking this personally, but be careful which sensitive web articles you read about politics or religion on Rense.com . I'm not saying yet whether I'm a Republican, Democrat, Libertarian, or a man that doesn't vote. I don't want to talk politics much right now.

What? Did you read the article? It has nothing to do with religon or politics, it's talking about FOOD...

I understand what he's saying. I mean, remember the Immaculate Grilled-cheese sandwich on ebay???

Maybe I shouldn’t have typed that message that I didn’t want you to talk about politics and religion. I applied in February for becoming a United States Census Enumerator, took tests, and they had a list of things that you can’t do. You can’t participate in a partisan political group while working for The Census. They also were doing background checks and I thought that they would probably type my name on the internet. I’m too boring to be controversial. I’m with a lot of other people who are complaining about not being hired by them.

So go ahead and sometimes post a few things about politics. Just be careful what you type online that might come up in the next census year, 2020, if you want to be hired by The Census.

jayngo26 wrote:I understand what he's saying. I mean, remember the Immaculate Grilled-cheese sandwich on ebay???

I remember that online. I remember that it looked like a woman, but it was a little bit of a stretch to say that it was Mary. I don’t know what country you’re from, jayngo26. Some Americans and Mexicans have claimed to see an image of Jesus, Mary, or Mother Theresa in blotches, ink blots, clouds, rocks, water stains, tortilla wrap spots, or cinnamon buns. Some Muslims have claimed to see the Allah script or verses from The Koran in blotches. The psychological process of seeing things in blotches, ink blots, clouds, rocks, water stains, and other things is called simulacra: http://www.forteantimes.com/search/?words=simulacra&searchby=maxim&submit=GO
Here’s my other favorite optical illusions web site: http://www.moillusions.com/ (Viewer discretion is advised. You may not want your kids 10 or under on the page seeing some illusions.)