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Croquette premium. Pas de sous-produit et beaucoup de "viande" chat 4 kg / 13.41 €* = 3.35 €/kg 1.91 €/kg sur volumes * 2 sacs de 4kg Regardez des bonnes affaires et appelez !!! Des croquettes de vos animaux toutes gammes avec dégressifs Pour tout nouveau client sur Zone d'activités, industrielles, artisanales .... 1 boîte de pâtée offerte* Regardez les avis sur notre page Miam4pattes depuis 2014 https://www.facebook.com/Miam4pattes/reviews/ Prenez contact * Haut de gamme Française sans viande déshydraté, céréales, conservateur, carcasse. 2.50 € / 200 g pour les chats 3.30 € / 400 g pour les chiens Siret 82823707300014 #chat, #miam4pattes, #chien, #Croquette, #lowgrain #Brignoles #Cuers #toulon #saintmaximinlasaintebaume #laseynesurmer #causeanimale (à Le Luc-en-Provence) https://www.instagram.com/p/CLn2Oo7AQ-o/?igshid=emnqar7rvgm5
#chat#miam4pattes#chien#croquette#lowgrain#brignoles#cuers#toulon#saintmaximinlasaintebaume#laseynesurmer#causeanimale
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Patreon members get access to my recipe journal/recommendations! Patreon.com/illmakeitmyself ☕️ Some good ones upcoming in July: a good gluten-free/grain-free dinner with @robin_elan’s deviled eggs, beet hummus (recipe by @kitchentreaty), feta, Rainier cherries, and strawberry lemonade. (I had my hummus and feta on a bagel; Robin had theirs plain and with veggies.) Bonus creeper cat ear. Check out #bodypositivelowcarb for more of our meals and “Carbs Make Gay People Sparkle?” on my blog for more information. . . . #ourqueerkitchen #bodypositivelowcarb #grainfree #glutenfree #mixeddiethousehold #dinner #food #lowcarb #lowgrain #whatsthatcatcreepinon #queercouples #nonbinarycooks #bi4bi https://www.instagram.com/p/Bz8zyFWgr48/?igshid=5ep76rtaxrq4
#bodypositivelowcarb#ourqueerkitchen#grainfree#glutenfree#mixeddiethousehold#dinner#food#lowcarb#lowgrain#whatsthatcatcreepinon#queercouples#nonbinarycooks#bi4bi
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💯 😂 🤣 😅 😆 Buying repainted shoes and calling them custom let alone over priced ones is hilarious. Literally done with the over hype and their next to zilch leather quality. #JayLilRoseCollection will never downgrade price points for quality of genuine Italian leather in our high-end shoe products from people who have little to no clue on what they're talking about. Shout out to #roseanvil for the amazing leather work production. People still stand in line #ignorance #tumbledleather #lowgrain out there #BigMad https://youtu.be/VgoV7_kvOdQ COPYRIGHT/TRADEMARK DISCLAIMER : under section 107 of the copyright act of 1976 allowance is made for "fair use" quote for purposes such as criticism, comment, news reporting... "Fair use" is a use permitted by copyright statute that might otherwise be infringing. No copyright infringement intended. ALL RIGHTS BELONG TO THEIR RESPECTIVE OWNERS* JayLilRose Collection claims no rights to the @roseanvil #Nike #Jordan logo, likeness, or copyrights to their video or images. The #views and opinions expressed are those of the authors or creator of the media and although they may be on point they do not necessarily reflect the official policy or position of #JayLilRoseCollection. Any content provided by JayLilRose Collection with regards to media authors are of their opinion and are not intended to malign any #religion, ethnic #group, club, #organization, #company, individual or anyone or anything. Thanks for tuning in and enjoy. (at Las Vegas, Nevada) https://www.instagram.com/p/CDsXblvnVfks_FQ6U0LN74n2-EGeM8jClbOY2o0/?igshid=jpcqo9o3y8ml
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#dailyarchitecturaldetail #design #onemanandhispen #olympus_penf_black #monochromeprofilecustomised #lowgrain #notjustastyleicon #mylifeinmonochrome @olympus_penfclan @normanjemmott @ceepictures @a_class_photography @markthax (at Brunel Bus Station) https://www.instagram.com/p/Bn8m681nzUH/?utm_source=ig_tumblr_share&igshid=1vzbuv3tmrjv5
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When it's a #rainyday and you want #alltheyums ... Ya gotta get @eatlaonda + @artisanaorganics ...! Glad they both fit into my new #lowgrain diet! Except for #glutenfreetoast... But I loooove toast 🤔😋 It there a #paleobread out there yet? #ILoveSweetAndSavory
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Coffee Shop Customer Delivers ‘Obnoxious’ Table Neighbors A Delicious Lesson
Raise your morning cup of joe to this tasty act of petty revenge.
When recently faced with “loud and rude” people sitting next to him at a coffee shop in Paris, information security consultant Khalil Sehnaoui didn’t get mad. He got even.
After hearing that they’d just decided on what to call their new business, he quietly bought up the corresponding domain name.
Coffee shop.
People next to me are loud and rude. They just found the perfect name for their new business.
I just bought the domain name.
— Khalil Sehnaoui (@sehnaoui) May 17, 2017
Sehnaoui shared details of his retaliation online Wednesday. His tweet is now going viral.
“I had read about someone doing something similar so the idea was not totally original, but the occasion presented itself,” he told HuffPost on Saturday.
Sehnaoui described the group as “really loud and obnoxious,” adding they refused to “tone it down” when asked waiting staff asked them to.
@LowGrains Like rude to wait staff. And extremely loud even after being asked to tone it down. Not excited loud, more like we own the place loud.
— Khalil Sehnaoui (@sehnaoui) May 19, 2017
“I could see the waiters were really annoyed but you know with a job on the line they can’t do much,” he told HuffPost. “So when they started high-fiving themselves about the perfect name, I remember the story I read and thought, ‘Why not give them a lesson?’”
Fellow tweeters appeared to appreciate his response:
@sehnaoui I laughed out loud http://pic.twitter.com/RwCp0G6MpU
— Her Grand Clarity (@JSoAbove) May 17, 2017
@sehnaoui http://pic.twitter.com/xyqbC21HIw
— lauren warren™️ (@iamlaurenp) May 18, 2017
@iamlaurenp @sehnaoui Oh my gosh this is the ultimate in petty. Cudos Sir. http://pic.twitter.com/N5FVEpFFGz
— CarolynH. (@CarrieCnh12) May 18, 2017
@sehnaoui I love this - I love this - I love this - absolutely, positively brilliant - sensational - I salute you - I love this - and, hi.
— Amy Trask (@AmyTrask) May 19, 2017
@sehnaoui http://pic.twitter.com/LfLO3dcQ9a
— a muppet (@FeMaven) May 17, 2017
@sehnaoui @adhsec http://pic.twitter.com/dZDHMaKzLs
— Tanja Lichtensteiger (@grappleshark) May 17, 2017
@sehnaoui YOU, SIR, ARE MY HERO
— Victoria Weinstein (@peacebang) May 18, 2017
Some tweeters suggested what he could do with his newly acquired website:
@sehnaoui Throw up a page that says, "stop being loud and rude in coffee shops"
— Joey Weber (@TheJoeyWeber) May 18, 2017
@sehnaoui @OaktownPirate Please make that domain resolve to this tweet.
— Søren Ragsdale (@sorenrags) May 18, 2017
Another asked him to go to the next level and “shore up” all the company name’s social media handles too:
@sehnaoui @Inst_4_Studies Don't forget to shore up all their social media possibilities too, twitter handles etc
— 99th Red Balloon (@99thRedBalloon) May 18, 2017
Sehnaoui, who describes himself as “a hacker at heart,” said he took measures to register the domain anonymously. “Though I could have done it without all that since a public loud conversation is not private and I would have had every right to register any domain I wanted,” he said.
He plans on releasing the domain soon “hoping that the lesson was well learned.” He refused to reveal its name, however, “because that would give them too much publicity.”
Addressing speculation that the tweet is a hoax, Sehnaoui assured HuffPost the incident had taken place. “When all is said and done, and whether people believe this happened or not, I think the lessons here are: Don’t be rude to wait staff ― don’t be overly loud in public spaces and respect others.”
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Coffee Shop Customer Delivers ‘Obnoxious’ Table Neighbors A Delicious Lesson
Raise your morning cup of joe to this tasty act of petty revenge.
When recently faced with “loud and rude” people sitting next to him at a coffee shop in Paris, information security consultant Khalil Sehnaoui didn’t get mad. He got even.
After hearing that they’d just decided on what to call their new business, he quietly bought up the corresponding domain name.
Coffee shop.
People next to me are loud and rude. They just found the perfect name for their new business.
I just bought the domain name.
— Khalil Sehnaoui (@sehnaoui) May 17, 2017
Sehnaoui shared details of his retaliation online Wednesday. His tweet is now going viral.
“I had read about someone doing something similar so the idea was not totally original, but the occasion presented itself,” he told HuffPost on Saturday.
Sehnaoui described the group as “really loud and obnoxious,” adding they refused to “tone it down” when asked waiting staff asked them to.
@LowGrains Like rude to wait staff. And extremely loud even after being asked to tone it down. Not excited loud, more like we own the place loud.
— Khalil Sehnaoui (@sehnaoui) May 19, 2017
“I could see the waiters were really annoyed but you know with a job on the line they can’t do much,” he told HuffPost. “So when they started high-fiving themselves about the perfect name, I remember the story I read and thought, ‘Why not give them a lesson?’”
Fellow tweeters appeared to appreciate his response:
@sehnaoui I laughed out loud http://pic.twitter.com/RwCp0G6MpU
— Her Grand Clarity (@JSoAbove) May 17, 2017
@sehnaoui http://pic.twitter.com/xyqbC21HIw
— lauren warren™️ (@iamlaurenp) May 18, 2017
@iamlaurenp @sehnaoui Oh my gosh this is the ultimate in petty. Cudos Sir. http://pic.twitter.com/N5FVEpFFGz
— CarolynH. (@CarrieCnh12) May 18, 2017
@sehnaoui I love this - I love this - I love this - absolutely, positively brilliant - sensational - I salute you - I love this - and, hi.
— Amy Trask (@AmyTrask) May 19, 2017
@sehnaoui http://pic.twitter.com/LfLO3dcQ9a
— a muppet (@FeMaven) May 17, 2017
@sehnaoui @adhsec http://pic.twitter.com/dZDHMaKzLs
— Tanja Lichtensteiger (@grappleshark) May 17, 2017
@sehnaoui YOU, SIR, ARE MY HERO
— Victoria Weinstein (@peacebang) May 18, 2017
Some tweeters suggested what he could do with his newly acquired website:
@sehnaoui Throw up a page that says, "stop being loud and rude in coffee shops"
— Joey Weber (@TheJoeyWeber) May 18, 2017
@sehnaoui @OaktownPirate Please make that domain resolve to this tweet.
— Søren Ragsdale (@sorenrags) May 18, 2017
Another asked him to go to the next level and “shore up” all the company name’s social media handles too:
@sehnaoui @Inst_4_Studies Don't forget to shore up all their social media possibilities too, twitter handles etc
— 99th Red Balloon (@99thRedBalloon) May 18, 2017
Sehnaoui, who describes himself as “a hacker at heart,” said he took measures to register the domain anonymously. “Though I could have done it without all that since a public loud conversation is not private and I would have had every right to register any domain I wanted,” he said.
He plans on releasing the domain soon “hoping that the lesson was well learned.” He refused to reveal its name, however, “because that would give them too much publicity.”
Addressing speculation that the tweet is a hoax, Sehnaoui assured HuffPost the incident had taken place. “When all is said and done, and whether people believe this happened or not, I think the lessons here are: Don’t be rude to wait staff ― don’t be overly loud in public spaces and respect others.”
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Coffee Shop Customer Delivers ‘Obnoxious’ Table Neighbors A Delicious Lesson
Raise your morning cup of joe to this tasty act of petty revenge.
When recently faced with “loud and rude” people sitting next to him at a coffee shop in Paris, information security consultant Khalil Sehnaoui didn’t get mad. He got even.
After hearing that they’d just decided on what to call their new business, he quietly bought up the corresponding domain name.
Coffee shop.
People next to me are loud and rude. They just found the perfect name for their new business.
I just bought the domain name.
— Khalil Sehnaoui (@sehnaoui) May 17, 2017
Sehnaoui shared details of his retaliation online Wednesday. His tweet is now going viral.
“I had read about someone doing something similar so the idea was not totally original, but the occasion presented itself,” he told HuffPost on Saturday.
Sehnaoui described the group as “really loud and obnoxious,” adding they refused to “tone it down” when asked waiting staff asked them to.
@LowGrains Like rude to wait staff. And extremely loud even after being asked to tone it down. Not excited loud, more like we own the place loud.
— Khalil Sehnaoui (@sehnaoui) May 19, 2017
“I could see the waiters were really annoyed but you know with a job on the line they can’t do much,” he told HuffPost. “So when they started high-fiving themselves about the perfect name, I remember the story I read and thought, ‘Why not give them a lesson?’”
Fellow tweeters appeared to appreciate his response:
@sehnaoui I laughed out loud http://pic.twitter.com/RwCp0G6MpU
— Her Grand Clarity (@JSoAbove) May 17, 2017
@sehnaoui http://pic.twitter.com/xyqbC21HIw
— lauren warren™️ (@iamlaurenp) May 18, 2017
@iamlaurenp @sehnaoui Oh my gosh this is the ultimate in petty. Cudos Sir. http://pic.twitter.com/N5FVEpFFGz
— CarolynH. (@CarrieCnh12) May 18, 2017
@sehnaoui I love this - I love this - I love this - absolutely, positively brilliant - sensational - I salute you - I love this - and, hi.
— Amy Trask (@AmyTrask) May 19, 2017
@sehnaoui http://pic.twitter.com/LfLO3dcQ9a
— a muppet (@FeMaven) May 17, 2017
@sehnaoui @adhsec http://pic.twitter.com/dZDHMaKzLs
— Tanja Lichtensteiger (@grappleshark) May 17, 2017
@sehnaoui YOU, SIR, ARE MY HERO
— Victoria Weinstein (@peacebang) May 18, 2017
Some tweeters suggested what he could do with his newly acquired website:
@sehnaoui Throw up a page that says, "stop being loud and rude in coffee shops"
— Joey Weber (@TheJoeyWeber) May 18, 2017
@sehnaoui @OaktownPirate Please make that domain resolve to this tweet.
— Søren Ragsdale (@sorenrags) May 18, 2017
Another asked him to go to the next level and “shore up” all the company name’s social media handles too:
@sehnaoui @Inst_4_Studies Don't forget to shore up all their social media possibilities too, twitter handles etc
— 99th Red Balloon (@99thRedBalloon) May 18, 2017
Sehnaoui, who describes himself as “a hacker at heart,” said he took measures to register the domain anonymously. “Though I could have done it without all that since a public loud conversation is not private and I would have had every right to register any domain I wanted,” he said.
He plans on releasing the domain soon “hoping that the lesson was well learned.” He refused to reveal its name, however, “because that would give them too much publicity.”
Addressing speculation that the tweet is a hoax, Sehnaoui assured HuffPost the incident had taken place. “When all is said and done, and whether people believe this happened or not, I think the lessons here are: Don’t be rude to wait staff ― don’t be overly loud in public spaces and respect others.”
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Coffee Shop Customer Delivers ‘Obnoxious’ Table Neighbors A Delicious Lesson
Raise your morning cup of joe to this tasty act of petty revenge.
When recently faced with “loud and rude” people sitting next to him at a coffee shop in Paris, information security consultant Khalil Sehnaoui didn’t get mad. He got even.
After hearing that they’d just decided on what to call their new business, he quietly bought up the corresponding domain name.
Coffee shop.
People next to me are loud and rude. They just found the perfect name for their new business.
I just bought the domain name.
— Khalil Sehnaoui (@sehnaoui) May 17, 2017
Sehnaoui shared details of his retaliation online Wednesday. His tweet is now going viral.
“I had read about someone doing something similar so the idea was not totally original, but the occasion presented itself,” he told HuffPost on Saturday.
Sehnaoui described the group as “really loud and obnoxious,” adding they refused to “tone it down” when asked waiting staff asked them to.
@LowGrains Like rude to wait staff. And extremely loud even after being asked to tone it down. Not excited loud, more like we own the place loud.
— Khalil Sehnaoui (@sehnaoui) May 19, 2017
“I could see the waiters were really annoyed but you know with a job on the line they can’t do much,” he told HuffPost. “So when they started high-fiving themselves about the perfect name, I remember the story I read and thought, ‘Why not give them a lesson?’”
Fellow tweeters appeared to appreciate his response:
@sehnaoui I laughed out loud http://pic.twitter.com/RwCp0G6MpU
— Her Grand Clarity (@JSoAbove) May 17, 2017
@sehnaoui http://pic.twitter.com/xyqbC21HIw
— lauren warren™️ (@iamlaurenp) May 18, 2017
@iamlaurenp @sehnaoui Oh my gosh this is the ultimate in petty. Cudos Sir. http://pic.twitter.com/N5FVEpFFGz
— CarolynH. (@CarrieCnh12) May 18, 2017
@sehnaoui I love this - I love this - I love this - absolutely, positively brilliant - sensational - I salute you - I love this - and, hi.
— Amy Trask (@AmyTrask) May 19, 2017
@sehnaoui http://pic.twitter.com/LfLO3dcQ9a
— a muppet (@FeMaven) May 17, 2017
@sehnaoui @adhsec http://pic.twitter.com/dZDHMaKzLs
— Tanja Lichtensteiger (@grappleshark) May 17, 2017
@sehnaoui YOU, SIR, ARE MY HERO
— Victoria Weinstein (@peacebang) May 18, 2017
Some tweeters suggested what he could do with his newly acquired website:
@sehnaoui Throw up a page that says, "stop being loud and rude in coffee shops"
— Joey Weber (@TheJoeyWeber) May 18, 2017
@sehnaoui @OaktownPirate Please make that domain resolve to this tweet.
— Søren Ragsdale (@sorenrags) May 18, 2017
Another asked him to go to the next level and “shore up” all the company name’s social media handles too:
@sehnaoui @Inst_4_Studies Don't forget to shore up all their social media possibilities too, twitter handles etc
— 99th Red Balloon (@99thRedBalloon) May 18, 2017
Sehnaoui, who describes himself as “a hacker at heart,” said he took measures to register the domain anonymously. “Though I could have done it without all that since a public loud conversation is not private and I would have had every right to register any domain I wanted,” he said.
He plans on releasing the domain soon “hoping that the lesson was well learned.” He refused to reveal its name, however, “because that would give them too much publicity.”
Addressing speculation that the tweet is a hoax, Sehnaoui assured HuffPost the incident had taken place. “When all is said and done, and whether people believe this happened or not, I think the lessons here are: Don’t be rude to wait staff ― don’t be overly loud in public spaces and respect others.”
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Coffee Shop Customer Delivers ‘Obnoxious’ Table Neighbors A Delicious Lesson
Raise your morning cup of joe to this tasty act of petty revenge.
When recently faced with “loud and rude” people sitting next to him at a coffee shop in Paris, information security consultant Khalil Sehnaoui didn’t get mad. He got even.
After hearing that they’d just decided on what to call their new business, he quietly bought up the corresponding domain name.
Coffee shop.
People next to me are loud and rude. They just found the perfect name for their new business.
I just bought the domain name.
— Khalil Sehnaoui (@sehnaoui) May 17, 2017
Sehnaoui shared details of his retaliation online Wednesday. His tweet is now going viral.
“I had read about someone doing something similar so the idea was not totally original, but the occasion presented itself,” he told HuffPost on Saturday.
Sehnaoui described the group as “really loud and obnoxious,” adding they refused to “tone it down” when asked waiting staff asked them to.
@LowGrains Like rude to wait staff. And extremely loud even after being asked to tone it down. Not excited loud, more like we own the place loud.
— Khalil Sehnaoui (@sehnaoui) May 19, 2017
“I could see the waiters were really annoyed but you know with a job on the line they can’t do much,” he told HuffPost. “So when they started high-fiving themselves about the perfect name, I remember the story I read and thought, ‘Why not give them a lesson?’”
Fellow tweeters appeared to appreciate his response:
@sehnaoui I laughed out loud http://pic.twitter.com/RwCp0G6MpU
— Her Grand Clarity (@JSoAbove) May 17, 2017
@sehnaoui http://pic.twitter.com/xyqbC21HIw
— lauren warren™️ (@iamlaurenp) May 18, 2017
@iamlaurenp @sehnaoui Oh my gosh this is the ultimate in petty. Cudos Sir. http://pic.twitter.com/N5FVEpFFGz
— CarolynH. (@CarrieCnh12) May 18, 2017
@sehnaoui I love this - I love this - I love this - absolutely, positively brilliant - sensational - I salute you - I love this - and, hi.
— Amy Trask (@AmyTrask) May 19, 2017
@sehnaoui http://pic.twitter.com/LfLO3dcQ9a
— a muppet (@FeMaven) May 17, 2017
@sehnaoui @adhsec http://pic.twitter.com/dZDHMaKzLs
— Tanja Lichtensteiger (@grappleshark) May 17, 2017
@sehnaoui YOU, SIR, ARE MY HERO
— Victoria Weinstein (@peacebang) May 18, 2017
Some tweeters suggested what he could do with his newly acquired website:
@sehnaoui Throw up a page that says, "stop being loud and rude in coffee shops"
— Joey Weber (@TheJoeyWeber) May 18, 2017
@sehnaoui @OaktownPirate Please make that domain resolve to this tweet.
— Søren Ragsdale (@sorenrags) May 18, 2017
Another asked him to go to the next level and “shore up” all the company name’s social media handles too:
@sehnaoui @Inst_4_Studies Don't forget to shore up all their social media possibilities too, twitter handles etc
— 99th Red Balloon (@99thRedBalloon) May 18, 2017
Sehnaoui, who describes himself as “a hacker at heart,” said he took measures to register the domain anonymously. “Though I could have done it without all that since a public loud conversation is not private and I would have had every right to register any domain I wanted,” he said.
He plans on releasing the domain soon “hoping that the lesson was well learned.” He refused to reveal its name, however, “because that would give them too much publicity.”
Addressing speculation that the tweet is a hoax, Sehnaoui assured HuffPost the incident had taken place. “When all is said and done, and whether people believe this happened or not, I think the lessons here are: Don’t be rude to wait staff ― don’t be overly loud in public spaces and respect others.”
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La même compo en mieux pour 35 % moins cher ? C'est une grande marque qui propose une croquette 1er choix Une composition très basique, ça ne nous dérange pas. Il faut des croquettes pour tout le monde et nous en avons aussi. Ce qu'il faut, c'est surtout et toujours le rapport qualité-prix qui doit être le meilleur possible Céréale en ingrédient, présence de sous-produit. Un peu bas en protéine avec 25 % surtout que vu le peu de "viande" c'est donc des protéines végétales On propose clairement, mieux en compo et surtout moins cher en passant de 2.33 €/Kg à 1.52 €/kg Regardez les avis depuis 2014 https://www.facebook.com/Miam4pattes/reviews/ Siret 82823707300014 #chat, #miam4pattes, #chien, #Croquette, #lowgrain #Brignoles #Cuers #toulon #saintmaximinlasaintebaume #laseynesurmer #causeanimale #chiot #chaton (à Gareoult, la petite ville qu'on aime) https://www.instagram.com/p/CQuvMS_DWwB/?utm_medium=tumblr
#chat#miam4pattes#chien#croquette#lowgrain#brignoles#cuers#toulon#saintmaximinlasaintebaume#laseynesurmer#causeanimale#chiot#chaton
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“Carbs Make Gay People Sparkle,” Month 2: I found a pancake recipe we both like! Pro: it uses almond and hazelnut flours and is easy to make. Con: the book it’s from claims you can use a low-carb diet to “cure autism.” All I ask is for one book about low-carb/low-grain recipes that isn’t focused on weight loss, doesn’t make problematic claims, doesn’t rely on xylitol, and where the recipes actually work! . . . . #specificcarbohydratediet #problematiccookbooks #lowcarb #lowgrain #pancakes #food #glutenfree #calmdownwithyournonsense probably good to plug #actuallyautistic here #gaysdontdocarbs #carbsmakegaypeoplesparkle https://www.instagram.com/p/Bzi9mN7A9KB/?igshid=s33boxai6pa2
#specificcarbohydratediet#problematiccookbooks#lowcarb#lowgrain#pancakes#food#glutenfree#calmdownwithyournonsense#actuallyautistic#gaysdontdocarbs#carbsmakegaypeoplesparkle
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Coffee Shop Customer Delivers ‘Obnoxious’ Table Neighbors A Delicious Lesson
Raise your morning cup of joe to this tasty act of petty revenge.
When recently faced with “loud and rude” people sitting next to him at a coffee shop in Paris, information security consultant Khalil Sehnaoui didn’t get mad. He got even.
After hearing that they’d just decided on what to call their new business, he quietly bought up the corresponding domain name.
Coffee shop.
People next to me are loud and rude. They just found the perfect name for their new business.
I just bought the domain name.
— Khalil Sehnaoui (@sehnaoui) May 17, 2017
Sehnaoui shared details of his retaliation online Wednesday. His tweet is now going viral.
“I had read about someone doing something similar so the idea was not totally original, but the occasion presented itself,” he told HuffPost on Saturday.
Sehnaoui described the group as “really loud and obnoxious,” adding they refused to “tone it down” when asked waiting staff asked them to.
@LowGrains Like rude to wait staff. And extremely loud even after being asked to tone it down. Not excited loud, more like we own the place loud.
— Khalil Sehnaoui (@sehnaoui) May 19, 2017
“I could see the waiters were really annoyed but you know with a job on the line they can’t do much,” he told HuffPost. “So when they started high-fiving themselves about the perfect name, I remember the story I read and thought, ‘Why not give them a lesson?’”
Fellow tweeters appeared to appreciate his response:
@sehnaoui I laughed out loud http://pic.twitter.com/RwCp0G6MpU
— Her Grand Clarity (@JSoAbove) May 17, 2017
@sehnaoui http://pic.twitter.com/xyqbC21HIw
— lauren warren™️ (@iamlaurenp) May 18, 2017
@iamlaurenp @sehnaoui Oh my gosh this is the ultimate in petty. Cudos Sir. http://pic.twitter.com/N5FVEpFFGz
— CarolynH. (@CarrieCnh12) May 18, 2017
@sehnaoui I love this - I love this - I love this - absolutely, positively brilliant - sensational - I salute you - I love this - and, hi.
— Amy Trask (@AmyTrask) May 19, 2017
@sehnaoui http://pic.twitter.com/LfLO3dcQ9a
— a muppet (@FeMaven) May 17, 2017
@sehnaoui @adhsec http://pic.twitter.com/dZDHMaKzLs
— Tanja Lichtensteiger (@grappleshark) May 17, 2017
@sehnaoui YOU, SIR, ARE MY HERO
— Victoria Weinstein (@peacebang) May 18, 2017
Some tweeters suggested what he could do with his newly acquired website:
@sehnaoui Throw up a page that says, "stop being loud and rude in coffee shops"
— Joey Weber (@TheJoeyWeber) May 18, 2017
@sehnaoui @OaktownPirate Please make that domain resolve to this tweet.
— Søren Ragsdale (@sorenrags) May 18, 2017
Another asked him to go to the next level and “shore up” all the company name’s social media handles too:
@sehnaoui @Inst_4_Studies Don't forget to shore up all their social media possibilities too, twitter handles etc
— 99th Red Balloon (@99thRedBalloon) May 18, 2017
Sehnaoui, who describes himself as “a hacker at heart,” said he took measures to register the domain anonymously. “Though I could have done it without all that since a public loud conversation is not private and I would have had every right to register any domain I wanted,” he said.
He plans on releasing the domain soon “hoping that the lesson was well learned.” He refused to reveal its name, however, “because that would give them too much publicity.”
Addressing speculation that the tweet is a hoax, Sehnaoui assured HuffPost the incident had taken place. “When all is said and done, and whether people believe this happened or not, I think the lessons here are: Don’t be rude to wait staff ― don’t be overly loud in public spaces and respect others.”
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Coffee Shop Customer Delivers ‘Obnoxious’ Table Neighbors A Delicious Lesson
Raise your morning cup of joe to this tasty act of petty revenge.
When recently faced with “loud and rude” people sitting next to him at a coffee shop in Paris, information security consultant Khalil Sehnaoui didn’t get mad. He got even.
After hearing that they’d just decided on what to call their new business, he quietly bought up the corresponding domain name.
Coffee shop.
People next to me are loud and rude. They just found the perfect name for their new business.
I just bought the domain name.
— Khalil Sehnaoui (@sehnaoui) May 17, 2017
Sehnaoui shared details of his retaliation online Wednesday. His tweet is now going viral.
“I had read about someone doing something similar so the idea was not totally original, but the occasion presented itself,” he told HuffPost on Saturday.
Sehnaoui described the group as “really loud and obnoxious,” adding they refused to “tone it down” when asked waiting staff asked them to.
@LowGrains Like rude to wait staff. And extremely loud even after being asked to tone it down. Not excited loud, more like we own the place loud.
— Khalil Sehnaoui (@sehnaoui) May 19, 2017
“I could see the waiters were really annoyed but you know with a job on the line they can’t do much,” he told HuffPost. “So when they started high-fiving themselves about the perfect name, I remember the story I read and thought, ‘Why not give them a lesson?’”
Fellow tweeters appeared to appreciate his response:
@sehnaoui I laughed out loud http://pic.twitter.com/RwCp0G6MpU
— Her Grand Clarity (@JSoAbove) May 17, 2017
@sehnaoui http://pic.twitter.com/xyqbC21HIw
— lauren warren™️ (@iamlaurenp) May 18, 2017
@iamlaurenp @sehnaoui Oh my gosh this is the ultimate in petty. Cudos Sir. http://pic.twitter.com/N5FVEpFFGz
— CarolynH. (@CarrieCnh12) May 18, 2017
@sehnaoui I love this - I love this - I love this - absolutely, positively brilliant - sensational - I salute you - I love this - and, hi.
— Amy Trask (@AmyTrask) May 19, 2017
@sehnaoui http://pic.twitter.com/LfLO3dcQ9a
— a muppet (@FeMaven) May 17, 2017
@sehnaoui @adhsec http://pic.twitter.com/dZDHMaKzLs
— Tanja Lichtensteiger (@grappleshark) May 17, 2017
@sehnaoui YOU, SIR, ARE MY HERO
— Victoria Weinstein (@peacebang) May 18, 2017
Some tweeters suggested what he could do with his newly acquired website:
@sehnaoui Throw up a page that says, "stop being loud and rude in coffee shops"
— Joey Weber (@TheJoeyWeber) May 18, 2017
@sehnaoui @OaktownPirate Please make that domain resolve to this tweet.
— Søren Ragsdale (@sorenrags) May 18, 2017
Another asked him to go to the next level and “shore up” all the company name’s social media handles too:
@sehnaoui @Inst_4_Studies Don't forget to shore up all their social media possibilities too, twitter handles etc
— 99th Red Balloon (@99thRedBalloon) May 18, 2017
Sehnaoui, who describes himself as “a hacker at heart,” said he took measures to register the domain anonymously. “Though I could have done it without all that since a public loud conversation is not private and I would have had every right to register any domain I wanted,” he said.
He plans on releasing the domain soon “hoping that the lesson was well learned.” He refused to reveal its name, however, “because that would give them too much publicity.”
Addressing speculation that the tweet is a hoax, Sehnaoui assured HuffPost the incident had taken place. “When all is said and done, and whether people believe this happened or not, I think the lessons here are: Don’t be rude to wait staff ― don’t be overly loud in public spaces and respect others.”
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Coffee Shop Customer Delivers ‘Obnoxious’ Table Neighbors A Delicious Lesson
Raise your morning cup of joe to this tasty act of petty revenge.
When recently faced with “loud and rude” people sitting next to him at a coffee shop in Paris, information security consultant Khalil Sehnaoui didn’t get mad. He got even.
After hearing that they’d just decided on what to call their new business, he quietly bought up the corresponding domain name.
Coffee shop.
People next to me are loud and rude. They just found the perfect name for their new business.
I just bought the domain name.
— Khalil Sehnaoui (@sehnaoui) May 17, 2017
Sehnaoui shared details of his retaliation online Wednesday. His tweet is now going viral.
“I had read about someone doing something similar so the idea was not totally original, but the occasion presented itself,” he told HuffPost on Saturday.
Sehnaoui described the group as “really loud and obnoxious,” adding they refused to “tone it down” when asked waiting staff asked them to.
@LowGrains Like rude to wait staff. And extremely loud even after being asked to tone it down. Not excited loud, more like we own the place loud.
— Khalil Sehnaoui (@sehnaoui) May 19, 2017
“I could see the waiters were really annoyed but you know with a job on the line they can’t do much,” he told HuffPost. “So when they started high-fiving themselves about the perfect name, I remember the story I read and thought, ‘Why not give them a lesson?’”
Fellow tweeters appeared to appreciate his response:
@sehnaoui I laughed out loud http://pic.twitter.com/RwCp0G6MpU
— Her Grand Clarity (@JSoAbove) May 17, 2017
@sehnaoui http://pic.twitter.com/xyqbC21HIw
— lauren warren™️ (@iamlaurenp) May 18, 2017
@iamlaurenp @sehnaoui Oh my gosh this is the ultimate in petty. Cudos Sir. http://pic.twitter.com/N5FVEpFFGz
— CarolynH. (@CarrieCnh12) May 18, 2017
@sehnaoui I love this - I love this - I love this - absolutely, positively brilliant - sensational - I salute you - I love this - and, hi.
— Amy Trask (@AmyTrask) May 19, 2017
@sehnaoui http://pic.twitter.com/LfLO3dcQ9a
— a muppet (@FeMaven) May 17, 2017
@sehnaoui @adhsec http://pic.twitter.com/dZDHMaKzLs
— Tanja Lichtensteiger (@grappleshark) May 17, 2017
@sehnaoui YOU, SIR, ARE MY HERO
— Victoria Weinstein (@peacebang) May 18, 2017
Some tweeters suggested what he could do with his newly acquired website:
@sehnaoui Throw up a page that says, "stop being loud and rude in coffee shops"
— Joey Weber (@TheJoeyWeber) May 18, 2017
@sehnaoui @OaktownPirate Please make that domain resolve to this tweet.
— Søren Ragsdale (@sorenrags) May 18, 2017
Another asked him to go to the next level and “shore up” all the company name’s social media handles too:
@sehnaoui @Inst_4_Studies Don't forget to shore up all their social media possibilities too, twitter handles etc
— 99th Red Balloon (@99thRedBalloon) May 18, 2017
Sehnaoui, who describes himself as “a hacker at heart,” said he took measures to register the domain anonymously. “Though I could have done it without all that since a public loud conversation is not private and I would have had every right to register any domain I wanted,” he said.
He plans on releasing the domain soon “hoping that the lesson was well learned.” He refused to reveal its name, however, “because that would give them too much publicity.”
Addressing speculation that the tweet is a hoax, Sehnaoui assured HuffPost the incident had taken place. “When all is said and done, and whether people believe this happened or not, I think the lessons here are: Don’t be rude to wait staff ― don’t be overly loud in public spaces and respect others.”
type=type=RelatedArticlesblockTitle=Related Coverage + articlesList=58e8c85ee4b00de14103cf13,56f8df8de4b0a372181a4653,57e8ebbfe4b0e80b1ba2d927
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