Look guys, we gotta talk about this chicken nugget thing. I love chicken nuggets as much as anyone else, and if you ask anyone else they’ll tell you that they love chicken nuggets a lot. If I’m hungry, a bit strapped for cash maybe, you know I’ll be pulling into Burger King and scooping up 10 nuggets for $1.50. If I’m trying to live lavish, I’ll go to McDonald’s and get the best chicken nugs in the land.
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Literally everyone of every age can find pleasure in a chicken nugget. I’d even be willing to say that, if you don’t like them, you could well be a straight up liar, but I do understand that some people have different tastes. But tell me, nugget haters, have you ever dipped your nugget in some sweet, sweet BBQ sauce? Some tangy but palatable honey mustard, perhaps?
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The chicken nugget is, however, one of the most controversial foods of recent years. Professional chefs like Jamie Oliver who advocate for healthier foods in schools is practically on a crusade against the delicious fried bites of mystery meat. Some parents restrict their children from enjoying the rich, savory taste of a chicken nugget. I’m sorry, guys. It’s hard for me to think about a kid going nuggetless.
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And then there are the legends of vegans, vegetarians. They’re tribes of warrior monks that live in the mountains and feed only on grass, having absolved themselves not of just chicken nuggets but all meats in their search for power. Bode well, brothers and sisters, for you are much stronger of will than I. We thank you for your sacrifices.
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If it sounds like I’m worshipping chicken nuggets here, I’m not being serious, of course. The thing is, some people absolutely do love chicken nuggets that much and will go to extreme lengths to get their hands on them. They’re pretty good, I can’t deny, but the way some people relish their fast food favorites is almost cult-like.
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Keep reading to find out what happened when one woman pulled a gun on a fast food worker for not getting enough nuggets.
Here’s the situation: You go to a party, ready to have a good time, wait half the day queueing for a drink, and then realize the bar’s prices are so unreasonable, you might as well pay an arm and a leg. What do you do now? You can’t possible survive an entire evening of partying sober, it’s inhumane. Well, Eleanor has the perfect life hack for you!
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“Still don’t know how I got away with a huge hip flask as my prom clutch,” Eleanor the Wise tells us on Twitter. The tweet quickly gained hundreds of thousands of likes, people everywhere amazed. Eleanor suddenly became the unofficial goddess of creativity, bringing to light a complete game-changer to the world of parties.
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Yeah, see that prom clutch Eleanor’s holding in the middle? That right there is a three-liter flask, enough to hold three bottles of vodka. With this ingenious life hack, you can walk into a party prepared and buzzed, and you won’t have to spend your entire student savings doing it. Eleanor has a lot to teach us mere mortals.
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Eleanor’s heavenly idea doesn’t just save you a ton of money, either. You’ll be the hero of the party for all your friends. Three liters is more than enough to pass around. Your friends will get on their knees and declare you the greatest of all time as you fill their veins with that good numbing sensation we all know and love.
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It takes a special kind of goddess to come up with this groundbreaking hack. People on twitter everywhere fell to their knees in praise. “Doing the lords work with this kinda info,” @tom_byrn_ says on Twitter, replying to Eleanor’s idea. Tom wasn’t the only one impressed.
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Keep reading to find out what other people were saying about this game-changing life hack
America’s many fast food restaurants with their delicious, fried options may seem enticing to consumers across the pond who either don’t have certain America-originated restaurants in their countries or don’t live close enough to populated areas with those restaurants. While we do have some good options, a lot of it tastes same-y or is just straight up bad for you, but that doesn’t mean you can’t still get the good stuff if you don’t live in the U.S. That’s where Greggs comes in.
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While most people in America haven’t heard of Greggs, it’s quite popular in the United Kingdom. People in Ireland, England, Scotland and Wales have made Greggs the most popular bakery chain in the area. The company was originally founded back in 1939 by John Gregg, and 78 years later there are more than 1,700 locations of the quickly-growing restaurant.
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Some of Greggs’ most popular items include pasties, sausage rolls and sandwiches. They also offer traditional bakery options like doughnuts and vanilla slices, a French layered pastry. The first Greggs store opened in 1951 in England and was the country’s largest bakery chain by the 1990s, having acquired most of the country’s other expansive bakery chains over the years.
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People in the U.K. seem to have an intense affinity for Greggs, the same way people in the United States might frequent a Chipotle or Chick-fil-a multiple times a week. The Telegraph published an article a few years ago entitled “Leave Greggs alone-it’s a national treasure”, in which they highlight exactly what they love so much about the bakery chain.
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The article describes Greggs with the same affection many people use to defend their favorite fast food joint: “It’s old-fashioned, unreconstructed and the butt of middle-class jokes. But Greggs, the last bastion of unpretentious food, is a truly Great British institution.” Greggs has been making headlines recently for revealing a new summer diet menu that seems to disagree with the less-than-healthy nature of its products.
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Keep reading to hear more about the chain’s new diet plan.
Hydrogen peroxide (H2O2) is a commonly-occurring chemical compound that takes the form of a colorless liquid; it essentially looks like water. It is used commonly as an oxidizer, bleaching agent and disinfectant. Because of its various purposes, it can be found in a distilled liquid form in many households. Conveniently, then, hydrogen peroxide has many more home uses than this. Let’s take a look at a few reasons why hydrogen peroxide is a home necessity.
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One excellent use is to disinfect small wounds. Imagine your child comes in from playing, having sustained a few small scratches. You don’t have any solution on hand but you do have a nice big bottle of hydrogen peroxide. All you gotta do is sprinkle some of this hydrogen sauce on that wound and your kid’ll be more disinfected than a geriatric ward. Heck, you’ll never have to bathe the little tyrants again!
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Situation: you’re going through a rough time and want to reinvent yourself to look like Boo Radley from To Kill a Mockingbird. Why go out to the beauty store and have to drop your hard-earned cash on specific hair bleach when you can just dip your scalp in this sweet, potent chemical juice. It’s also more gentle than household bleach, but don’t use it for mixing drinks quite yet people.
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I’m sure we’ve all been there. You’re about to go out for a night on the town with the lads but your chompers look like you’ve been getting curb-stomped out in the pasture. I’m talking brown all the way to the gums. Yuck! You can’t go anywhere with the boys looking like you got a mouth full of candy bars, so you just pour your trusty jug of hydrogen peroxide in a bowl and mix it with some baking soda to make a homemade toothpaste of sorts.
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Don’t even have that kind of time on your hands? Well you can always just go full Heathers on that bad boy and swirl some around in your mouth to not only whiten those bad teeth up but also kill the germs that cause bad breath. Because there’s nothing like replacing the smell of normal bad breath with a storebought chemical.
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Toothbrush looking like a garden hoe? Never to fear, hydrogen peroxide is here! Simply soak those beautiful brushes in the ol’ HP (that’s hydrogen peroxide, for short) and they’ll be looking good as new. It also helps save money on toothbrushes, which can honestly be pretty expensive. Compare that to the price of a bottle of HP that’s a couple bucks and you’re living.
