Here is the full story, with numerous other examples: “…”the British Cheese Board has put together a William and Kate themed cheese board”. No, really; it says that. They then go on to enumerate five British cheeses and their agonisingly tenuous connection to the principal players; “Wensleydale with cranberry is a fruity blended cheese hailing from Yorkshire, just like Miss Middleton’s father”"
I would have thought one of the jobs of figureheads is to promote the nation’s beverage. But:
http://www.mirror.co.uk/news/top-stories/2011/04/23/kate-middleton-and-prince-william-ban-beer-from-royal-wedding-reception-115875-23080392/
A source confirmed yesterday: “There won’t be any beer.
“Let’s face it, it isn’t really an appropriate drink to be serving in the Queen’s presence at such an occasion.”
http://dprogram.net/2011/04/26/secrets-of-the-royal-wedding-exposed-alex-jones/
Deprogramming is needed.
I believe Wensleydale was the name of the proprietor in the Monty Python Cheese Shop skit.
I had no idea that “Miss Middleton’s father” “is a fruity blended cheese hailing from Yorkshire”. I had no idea that such a thing was even possible.
Regards,
Neil
At least they’re fully clothed. The pose looks like they’re bathing in your cup, making the tea a commentary of their cleanliness.
Why does anybody care about this non-event?
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