Burger Klingons!

by Joey deVilla on May 4, 2009

If you thought that the “Burger King” character, with his glazed mask, wasn’t creepy enough…

…you haven’t seen the Burger Klingons. Qa’pla!

Click the photo above to see it at full size.

Click the photo above to see it at full size.

Click the photo above to see it at full size.

Tagged as: Burger King, Klingons, odd, Photos, Pop Culture, promotions, slightly creepy, Star Trek

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