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	Comments on: From Klingons to Kingons &#8211; Star Trek and Burger King Team up for Promotion	</title>
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		By: Scott		</title>
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					<description><![CDATA[I like the pairing and find the ads very clever.  I never realized until now that the creepy King was already about 50% Klingon, he just needed a couple goose-eggs on his noggin and a more sinister wardrobe.  I think Burger King has really worked hard over the past few years to differentiate itself from McDonalds and appeal to adults rather than kids.  I hope they&#039;re rewarded for their efforts, but still think their idea about &quot;Whopperistas&quot; customizing my burger, is a stretch.]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>I like the pairing and find the ads very clever.  I never realized until now that the creepy King was already about 50% Klingon, he just needed a couple goose-eggs on his noggin and a more sinister wardrobe.  I think Burger King has really worked hard over the past few years to differentiate itself from McDonalds and appeal to adults rather than kids.  I hope they&#8217;re rewarded for their efforts, but still think their idea about &#8220;Whopperistas&#8221; customizing my burger, is a stretch.</p>
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