> Yesterday, when I drank my coffee after a delicious meal in a
> restaurant, they gave me a praline with the coffee.
> It was really nice :), and very tasteful, I googled the company who
> makes them and found out they came from *'Bouchard Belgian Chocolate'
> (http://www.bouchardlescaut.com/en/node/10)*, you should check it out
> ;)!
>
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> mattrandos

> The recent BBC News report about the problems of illegal fruit consumption,
> faced by Britain's strawberry growers, came as no surprise to Grimmclogge
> farmer, Seth Rootkill, or  subsidy Seth' as he is known by clerks in the
> Ministry Of Agriculture Fisheries & Food.   (writes ENN farming
> correspondent, Ivor Gottergrudge)
>
> Commenting on the news that a Cambridgeshire grower has been forced to
> abandon his 'Pick Your Own' strawberry business dues to the vast tonnage of
> fruit being eaten and not paid for by families out for the day (some of whom
> began to bring bowls of cream to dip their illicit berries into (A PIECE OF FICTION INSERTED BY PHIL INTO THE ORIGINAL STORY)) , Seth
> recounted his own experiences during the Strawberry riots of the mid 1980's
>
> "T'were the sodomites as were the problem we faced in them days", commented
> octogenarian Seth, a founder member of the Anti Sodomy League (ASL) and a
> lifelong advocate of compulsory heterosexual marriage at 18, "Not wholesome
> normal families a-tasting o' the fruit afore they bought some"
>
> "We was noted suppliers o' strawberries t' 'Arrods", continued Seth, "Ascot,
> Wimbledon...all t' major events 'ad our berries at 'em - an' I knows fer a ...