one of the biggest fast food chains in the world. even though they have good deals, it is impossible to order on their mobile app* and it never processes your order. gave me a headeche. then, i stopped trying.
in the us: mcdonald's > burger king
in turkey: burger king > mcdonald's
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burger king
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biggest regret
not following my heart.
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current mood
less tolerant.
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nusr-et
salt bae
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borderline selfitis
taking photos of one's self at least three times a day but not posting them on social media.
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phillis wheatley
brought to boston as an eight-year-old slavery in 1761, phillis was bought by the wheatley family to serve in their house. the wheatleys saw how bright she was, and gave her an education. phillis became a writer; when she was 20, book of her poetry made her famous. the wheatleys gave her both her freedom and their name, and her achievement as the first slave to publish a book inspired free blacks for many years.
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shays' rebellion
even in good economic times, farmers usually had only a little bit of extra goods to trade or sell after they had provided for their families they rarely had much actual money. so farm families had trouble paying their taxes. many, like captain daniel shays of massachusetts, had been paid for serving in the army, but the paper money was worthless because the government had no wealth which would give it value. in january 1787, shays and about 1,000 other farmers seized weapons from the springfield armory and closed courts so their property could not be sold off. shays' rebellion was easily put down, but it convinced many that a stronger government was needed to address the country's problems.
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udictio
an interactive dictionary that i have just become a member. besides, it has been a topic in which i sent my first entry.
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knowledge
knowledge is power *
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swastika
main symbol of adolf hitler's nazi party. it is also used in asian religions.
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confessions
i don't want to be right, i want to be happy!
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normandy landings
aka d-day. by the spring of 1944, the countryside of great britain had been transformed into a gigantic armed camp and supply depot. the allies were now prepared for operation overlord. allied troops would cross the english channel and invade occupied france. this would force hitler to fight a two-front war, since the russian allied force was keeping most of the german army busy in eastern europe. over the previous year, the americans and british had gained the upper hand over german u-boats in the atlantic, and their planes had destroyed much of hitler's air force. now the allies faced their greatest challenge – cracking hitler's land defenses in europe.
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genocide
according to united nations, genocide means any of the following acts committed with intent to destroy, in whole or in part, a national, ethnical, racial or religious group, as such:
a. killing members of the group;
b. causing serious bodily or mental harm to members of the group;
c. deliberately inflicting on the group conditions of life calculated to bring about its physical destruction in whole or in part;
d. imposing measures intended to prevent births within the group;
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confessions
love people so much if you want to lose them.
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animal farm
--spoiler--
one of the most impactful books i have ever read. especially the part in which pigs walking like a human on their two feet. noteworthy.
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(see: george orwell)