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After one of Napoleon Bonaparte's military victories, his chief of staff arranged a celebratory rabbit hunt using hundreds (possibly over a thousand) captive-bred rabbits. Instead of scattering when released, the rabbits had been raised around people and associated humans with feeding time. They rushed toward Napoleon and his hunting party, climbing over their boots and clothes in search of food, forcing the emperor to retreat from the unexpected "rabbit assault." While some details have likely been embellished over time, the story has been widely repeated by historians and biographers as one of history's most amusing mishaps.

I studied at a Turkish primary and secondary school in my home country.

I Have traveled to many places including Europe, the Middle East, and Southeast Asia. I've met people from many different countries, and they've all been kind. However, whenever I meet someone from Turkey, I feel like I'm meeting a member of my own family.

Even if a Turkish person is just being normal and not especially friendly, I still feel a sense of warmth and familiarity that I don't experience with people from other countries....

This is a genuine question. I'm not saying this just because this is a Turkish subreddit. Has anyone else experienced something like this, or is there a cultural reason why I might feel this way?????

i. have noticed that some people who describe themselves as lazy often automate, simplify, or find shortcut that get the job faster. Meanwhile, hardworking, and disciplined people sometimes spend much longer doing the same work step by step.

Which is better for overall international students, especially in term of English speakers, modern infrastructure and a vibrant nightlife similar to European cities?

Hi everyone!

I have completed my Ada degree(14 year of education) and I have planning to move to turkey . My first step is to enroll in a Turkish language course starting in the February intake .

I'm looking for a city that has:

A cold climate with plenty of snowfalls for about 2–4 months.

A modern lifestyle with good infrastructure.

A great nightlife and lots of things to do.

A good environment for an international student.

Which city would you recommend ?

Also , if you know as any good language school that accept international students for the February sessions I'd really appreciate your recommendation.

Thank You!