Happy Meal

The Happy Meal

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3 Responses to “Happy Meal”


  1. 1 quantumphysica Jul 1, 2012 at 22:31

    That is SO true.
    It looks exactly like our madhouse food… did you steal my plate (not that I mind) to make this picture? xD

    • 2 Henk Jul 4, 2012 at 15:59

      Glad you recognized it… hope you’re not dependent on something like this now! Henk

      • 3 quantumphysica Jul 4, 2012 at 17:31

        not any more… it’s like one of the few good things about being at home; the food can be considered not only “edible” but also “recognizable” and even “tasty”…


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Arthur Conan DoyleMay 22, 1859 –
Birth date of Arthur Conan Doyle, the Scottish physician and writer who in his popular stories (from 1887 to 1927) created the best known detective ever: the sharply observing and deducing Sherlock Holmes.
   Doyle profiled Sherlock Holmes as an obvious bipolar character, with both manic-active and depressed-lethargic episodes. In the stories, Holmes keeps trying to overcome his periodic depressions by playing the violin (sometimes), smoking (frequently) and using cocaine (as a real addict).
   Portrayed in this way, Doyle's Sherlock Holmes probably was the first popular fiction character suffering from frequent depressions.

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