Matty Boy Anderson created the humorous and disgusting illustration: "Anatomy of a Chicken McNugget." It is posted on his Mike the Pod website, which he describes as "The Most Awesome Site Your Human Eyes May Ever Behold: 10 Years of Ill Humor."
Anderson says, "People tell me that this is hands-down the sickest thing I've ever done. So take that as a warning if you need to. The ironic secret: I still occasionally eat them. Haw!"
Anderson's illustrations and descriptions of what a McNugget really is, appear on the Mike the Pod website, here. There are 3 'varieties' in his illustration, I've included one of them below with his introduction. Enjoy!
Anatomy of a Chicken McNugget
For many years, it was believed that the "McNugget" served at McDonalds restaurants was a batter-fried piece of formal chicken. Now, Mike the Pod has learned the ugly truth. In its search for a less-expensive more plentiful food source, McDonalds has employed genetic engineers to create the macnugeta repulsiva, a diminutive creature that lives in tanks of protein-enriched slime lit only by black light, until its brood grows large enough for it to be thrown live into frying batter (usually when their offspring reaches the healthy number of six, nine or twenty). Herewith, our disturbing findings.
Adult Female: The female has a thicker coating of secreted mucous and is therefore more difficult to catch. She uses her flourescent tongue to make chirping noises, much like a dolphin, to attrack the male.
Anderson says, "People tell me that this is hands-down the sickest thing I've ever done. So take that as a warning if you need to. The ironic secret: I still occasionally eat them. Haw!"
Anderson's illustrations and descriptions of what a McNugget really is, appear on the Mike the Pod website, here. There are 3 'varieties' in his illustration, I've included one of them below with his introduction. Enjoy!
Anatomy of a Chicken McNugget
For many years, it was believed that the "McNugget" served at McDonalds restaurants was a batter-fried piece of formal chicken. Now, Mike the Pod has learned the ugly truth. In its search for a less-expensive more plentiful food source, McDonalds has employed genetic engineers to create the macnugeta repulsiva, a diminutive creature that lives in tanks of protein-enriched slime lit only by black light, until its brood grows large enough for it to be thrown live into frying batter (usually when their offspring reaches the healthy number of six, nine or twenty). Herewith, our disturbing findings.
Adult Female: The female has a thicker coating of secreted mucous and is therefore more difficult to catch. She uses her flourescent tongue to make chirping noises, much like a dolphin, to attrack the male.
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