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UK UK-Based Muslim Matchmaking Site Under Fire for Promoting Virgin Brides and Polygamy
It’s not our place for force outdated Western norms on other cultures. It would be white supremacy to do so. -
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Bangkok return flights from 260 GBP from Manchester starting November.
You can get a rental at around 3am - with whom? -
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Do Foreign Men Often Move to Thailand Because They Can’t Get Women Back Home?
You couldn't get a woman back home. That was his point. 30 years ago is 30 years ago. -
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Report German Arrested in Koh Phangan for Australian Investment Scam
Who Invented the Hamburger? Louis Lassen is often credited with serving one of the earliest versions of the hamburger at his restaurant, Louis’ Lunch, in New Haven, Connecticut. The story goes that in 1900, a customer came into his restaurant and was in a hurry. Lassen quickly needed to come up with a portable meal, so he placed a ground beef patty between two slices of toast. This simple yet innovative creation allowed the customer to enjoy a meaty sandwich on the go. Louis Lassen’s decision to use ground beef and serve it between slices of toast instead of traditional bread or buns is what makes his contribution unique. While this event is often considered one of the early examples of the hamburger in the United States, it’s essential to remember that the hamburger’s origin is a complex and evolving culinary history, and there were other variations of ground meat sandwiches in existence before Lassen’s creation. Nevertheless, Louis Lassen’s role in popularizing this particular style of hamburger is well-documented, and his restaurant, Louis’ Lunch, still serves hamburgers in the same style today.
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