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Not to mention the Doner Kebap you get in Germany vs the Turkish original.

Non-profits run into the problem of creating cushy jobs that just burn doner money.

And if donating to an organization literally makes the doner wealthier, it's not really a charity, no matter what its tax-exempt status is.

Incidentally, Chris Doner has been producing far more exciting things like Fay, so I'm not gonna complain about TryHaskell.

As others have commented here, this is also exactly why I am not an organ doner.

I survived on Doner and Chinese food the whole time I was there.

I'm a Swiss German who mostly stays abroad nowadays and the three things I miss most is decent sausage[1], decent bread[2] and Doner Kebab.

One of the things I miss most from the semester I spent in Berlin in college is the little hole-in-the-wall doner stores on seemingly every street.

Slop that in the cold light of day they wouldn't even feed to their dogs: greasy doner kebabs, greasy curries, greasy pizzas, greasy burgers, greasy chips, greasy MSG-filled chow mein...

Entertainingly silly (especially the cigarette-smoking 'aids'), but a couple of them seem strange selections for inclusion - Clive Sinclair's mini-TV (1966) is arguably widespread and portable now, while the external turkey roaster with heat lamps can be found in many an eatery, especially the kind that serve doner kebabs.

Then, you get fed up with that, but you're now on the officially reported doner list for that cause (which your employer used to ensure compliance), and another employer says they won't hire you based on a simple web search of causes you've "supported" in the past?