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"If you ever treat your kids to McDonald&amp;#039;s, I&amp;#039;m pretty sure this video is going to make you reconsider. Food is nourishment, which is why bugs and maggots and mold and all those gross things want it. So when Sally Davies, a New York City-based artist bought a Happy Meal six months ago and left it on a plate, uncovered on her coffee table, one would think all those gross things attracted to food would get on that Happy Meal, too. Au contraire, my good friends\u2026 Instead, the Happy Meal sat there, looking the same for six months\u2014no mold, no bugs, no rot, no nothing. Click here to see Davies&amp;#039; Flickr.com stream or, I like this video of the photos on Gizmodo.com. In contrast, we here at WomansDay.com, recently posted an article about keeping produce fresh, because fresh fruits and vegetables decay fast. From nature it comes and to nature it goes. But Happy Meals clearly don&amp;#039;t come from nature. Who knows where they do come from, but if this photo gallery doesn&amp;#039;t make you think twice about letting your kids (or yourself) eat it, Lord knows what will. - Alexandra Gekas, Associate Editor "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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