hannibal lecter et lokantası
başlık "valentina nappi iyi çalışıyor o da" tarafından 16.05.2021 16:05 tarihinde açılmıştır.
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fiyatları gayet uygun, menüsü de geniş, etleri lezzetli olan güzel bir mekan. et ağzınızda dağılıyor hemen.
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(bkz: anadolu tat 1071) ile inanılmaz bir rekabet yaşayan işletmedir. anadolu tat 1071 lokantası modeminde download olmasa hannibal lecter batmıştı.
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3.
insanlığa saygı açısından kesinlikle gidip görülmeli bir mekan. etlerin tadını çıkarın :)
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4.
eti de bir bağımlılık yapıyor ama neden acaba? şaka maka cerebellumunuzu korumak isterseniz ki kendileri önemli bir arkadaşınız olurlar uzak durulması gereken lokanta. neden mi? buyrun okuyun.
according to npr, the fore people ate their dead instead of burying them to protect them from worms and maggots. better in the stomach of a loved one than in the stomach of a grub, so the fore thought. even better was the stomach of a female loved one, because her body could tame the dead's spirit. so the women scooped out the brains to cook and roasted the bodies, sneaking tidbits to their young children. and they were getting really sick. the disease, called kuru, caused the ill to lose control of their bodies and their emotions. eventually, they died.
what baffled researchers, according to npr, was that kuru wasn't a virus or a living bacteria. ınstead, it was a strange process that researchers compared to dr. jekyll's transformation into mr. hyde—the thin line between good and evil crossed by a twisted protein, one that tricked other proteins in the brain to twist like it, damaging the brain's cerebellum.
the fore people stopped eating their dead half a century ago, but the epidemic spanned years, with the last victim of kuru dying in 2009—the disease can lie dormant for years before attacking the brain. but similarly confusing diseases are still out there, like mad cow disease, which also originates in infected meat. just not, you know, human meat.
according to npr, the fore people ate their dead instead of burying them to protect them from worms and maggots. better in the stomach of a loved one than in the stomach of a grub, so the fore thought. even better was the stomach of a female loved one, because her body could tame the dead's spirit. so the women scooped out the brains to cook and roasted the bodies, sneaking tidbits to their young children. and they were getting really sick. the disease, called kuru, caused the ill to lose control of their bodies and their emotions. eventually, they died.
what baffled researchers, according to npr, was that kuru wasn't a virus or a living bacteria. ınstead, it was a strange process that researchers compared to dr. jekyll's transformation into mr. hyde—the thin line between good and evil crossed by a twisted protein, one that tricked other proteins in the brain to twist like it, damaging the brain's cerebellum.
the fore people stopped eating their dead half a century ago, but the epidemic spanned years, with the last victim of kuru dying in 2009—the disease can lie dormant for years before attacking the brain. but similarly confusing diseases are still out there, like mad cow disease, which also originates in infected meat. just not, you know, human meat.
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5.
gittiğiniz zaman mutlaka sirkeli, sarımsaklı işkembe çorbasını deneyiniz.
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6.
yemeklerini denemedim ancak butik biralari muazzam .
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7.
her et lokantası ve dahi evdeki et ziyafeti zaten budur. kendinizde olan şeyi yiyorsunuz. (yikes!) senin yediğin sana, benimki de banadır.
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