Here are Barack Obama and Mitt Romney made of beef jerky. Well well well, look who is a wit, Adweek! Jack Link's and ad agency Carmichael Lynch commissioned mosaic artist Jason Mecier to serve up portraits of both men created from 50 bags of beef jerky each. Now, why didn't Fox News think of that? This was a big-tent effort, with Jack's entire line—Sweet & Hot, Original Smokehouse, Turkey Jerky—getting in on the act. The president of the United States is referred to as Barack Obameat, while his Republican challenger is Meat Romney. (Jack Link's lucked out, because Beef Gingrich just doesn't have the same ring to it. Jerk Santorum, however, sounds just about right.)
And Jan Brewer too, also!
The beer&#039;s also free if they&#039;re looking the other way. I speak from, er, <i>not</i> experience.
What I can say from experience is don&#039;t park under any tree which looks like it might fall over, which is basically any tree.
i&#039;m just going to keep asking if it&#039;s november yet until it&#039;s actually november.
Would a Beef Jerky Chris Christie eat himself? Think about that the next time you&#039;re high.
Barack&#039;s Tucked Jerky?
Messin&#039; with Mitt.
Barry looks good enough to eat. Not the other one though.
This is the closest Mitt Romney has come to being a man of substance.
I&#039;m wondering what kind of albino cow was sacrificed to make the teeth on both of these portraits.
It has ways of shutting down when you try to eat it.
This is the perfect medium for the Speaker of the House: sort of orangish and leathery.