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Still deciding what you'll bring to Friendsgiving this year?Germany Archives Consider an extremely large number of McDonald's hash browns.

Despite it being prime Thanksgiving anticipation season, we currently have potato ovals on the brain thanks to a truly stunning viral photo shoot. On Saturday, @FLJBieber, whose real name is Faustino Limon, Jr. and who has a bright future as a food photographer, tweeted out a series of images he took of his McDonald's hash browns after a late night out.

And thank god, because they are so beautiful. Particularly the eleventh photo, which surpasses most McDonald's ads we have seen. (And we have seen a lot of McDonald's ads.)

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Since then, Limon has changed his Twitter bio to "Help me get free hash browns for life," which seems like a reasonable goal. Judging by the replies, he did give McDonald's some solid free advertising.

Anyway, we love art.

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