I found the part where it got into space strangely beautiful.
And I couldn't help but feel as if the burger was somehow amazed and awestruck at what he has become, at what he has seen, at how successful his life as a hamburger became, as he stared into the empty blackness of space...
I actually cried.
Look how far we're advancing.
At what point will things being put into space by balloon be not news worthy?
[QUOTE=Tomo Takino;38380528]"Unidentified Flying Object reported crashing to Earth. First on the scene describe the craft as small, unmanned and with smooth buns."[/QUOTE]
UDO
unidentified delicious object
Just think, if someone sends up some Italian food next, then we'll have a real Flying Spaghetti Monster.
Why hasn't anyone sent jelly into space yet?
Now passing-by space creatures/aliens will eat the food and keep coming back...
just like feeding homeless animals do.
Also that bow they used is so nice I have one and they so good
carbon element rkt forreal.
[QUOTE=RichyZ;38389458]what if an alium eats the burger and gets sick from all of the sprayed on shit?![/QUOTE]
They will come back and destroy all our cities then get defeated by a computer virus.
Indelicious Day, starring Jeff Goldblum and Will Smith.
