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Artist BenEverywhere decided to drop $200 on McDonald’s hamburgers in order to make this mummy/skeleton monstrosity.
Why would he do such a thing, you may ask? Because he wants to prove that McDonald’s no longer makes food, they make a medium for morbid sculptures.
He combined the burgers with a little bit of resin to show the world that McDonald’s food is so full of preservatives that it will literally last forever.
Well, I guess I’m adding a trip to McDonald’s to my will, who needs embalming fluid when you’ve got the Big Mac?! MORE HERE
If you own a small business, you're already more likely to reach millionaire status than most, according to USA Today analyst Danny Sheridan. He calculated these odds on ways to become a millionaire:
- Inheriting it: 12 million to 1
- Winning the lottery: 12 million to 1
- Playing the slots at the casino: 6 million to 1
- Winning in a game show on TV: 4 million to 1
- Saving $800 per month for 30 years: 1.2 million to 1
- Owning a dotcom that goes public: 10,000 to 1 (well, these odds were calculated in August 2000)
What I like is the fact that when you own a business, you can actually increase the odds (if you are trained in business and work hard at fine-tuning your operations).
- Owning a small business: 1,000 to 1
Source: Rich Kid Smart Kid, by Robert Kiyosaki SOURCE
50 spec screenplays sold every year out of 250,000 spec screenplays circulating around Hollywood and various other filmmaking venues = 1 spec screenplay sold for every 5000 spec screenplays put into circulation.
Hmmm. Does that translate into 5000 to 1 odds? Let’s put that into perspective…
- Odds of getting a hole in one: 5,000 to 1
- Odds of winning an Academy Award: 11,500 to 1
- Odds of winning the California lottery: 13,000,000 to 1

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| Great to see a woman in a powerful roll (not just sexy)! Let's hope she stays this way in the movie. |
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| Allow me to express my excitement about this movie! |
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| Kinda wish this was real. ;o) |
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| I like this picture. Very normal looking (Hidden genius) |
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| I've got several of these. Big deal. ;) |
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| Lee Unkrich totally looks like Andy from "The Office" |
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| Photos Courtesy of Boston.com |
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Shinji Mikami, the creative mastermind behind the Resident Evil series and collaborator with Suda51 on Shadows of the Damned and the upcoming Lollipop Chainsaw is working on a brand spanking new survival horror title — that’s right, I saidsurvival horror — codenamed Zwei. It was just unveiled in the latest issue of Japanese gaming magazine Famitsu, which also revealed that Mikami’s Tango Gameworks studio will be handling development of the title. Mikami has said in the past that he would only direct one final project after Shadows of the Damned, so there’s a very good chance this could be it. Head past the break for more!
Mikami will be teaming up with Skyrim dev Bethesda Softworks on the title that’s currently aiming at a painfully wide 2013 release window.
Zwei might not be the final title, but it could give us important clues as to what this game could be about. A quick perusal of the internet has taught me it means two in German, is the name of a Japanese band and, well, that’s about it. If you have an idea of what the monicker could mean, let us know in the comments below. I’d also like to know what you’d like to see from what could very well be Mikami’s last project and on a scale of 1 to hot damn, where is your excitement ranking right about now?