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	<title>Comments on: Chick-Fil-A Nightmares</title>
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		<title>By: Quasimofo</title>
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		<description>Powerful!  At first i thought &#039;Chic-fil-A Nightmares&#039; was gonna be a funny take on a fast-food trip but it very quickly elucidates a different moment of capture...a serious wandering mind comtemplating life, death, thru the all-seeing metaphor.  I was mightily impressed with the use of craft here...how yellow daffadils in the beginning contrast later with black dahlias.  The cow clock, to add to things, becomes personified in the end (contrasted with just being opinionated in the beginning) and brings an eerie yet &#039;alerted awareness&#039; to the end.  Thanks so much Chelsea Storey for sharing!</description>
		<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>Powerful!  At first i thought &#8216;Chic-fil-A Nightmares&#8217; was gonna be a funny take on a fast-food trip but it very quickly elucidates a different moment of capture&#8230;a serious wandering mind comtemplating life, death, thru the all-seeing metaphor.  I was mightily impressed with the use of craft here&#8230;how yellow daffadils in the beginning contrast later with black dahlias.  The cow clock, to add to things, becomes personified in the end (contrasted with just being opinionated in the beginning) and brings an eerie yet &#8216;alerted awareness&#8217; to the end.  Thanks so much Chelsea Storey for sharing!</p>
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