Mads,
You Thapscentric fool, If I thought you'd get it I would have said your drive left with the Rheilffordd Ffestiniog express, but got to keep the examples in the last 100 years or so and all American.
I've said it before and it amuses me to say again that there are cheeses in Europe that are older and more cultured than the US.
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I've said it before and it amuses me to say again that there are cheeses in Europe that are older and more cultured than the US.
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........not tandoori cheese i hope?
Aztecs are over-rated they were just some small time pharaohs who's only plus point was that they liked playing football with human heads and the holes in the cheese are all about stream lining and aerodynamics they formed the airframe for the Flyer, Wilbur and Orville were born in Dewsbury.
We exported the lot to you when we found out the Wrong (later re-named themselves for PR reasons) brothers couldn't spell and smelled worse (Roman read worst) than the cheese.
First Brits vs Amreekans then Europe vs America.
I should’ve known 
OOh I just gotta say (as a dutchie)
Madhanee: about the holes in our cheeses, we don’t wanna be giving the Amreekans idea’s now would we (it’s common knowledge that they aint the smartest of ppl)? So please do keep the holes cheese outta ur country.
^adding to shinoo’s comment:
Madhanee: i doubt if u could reject the temptation of having holes in ur cheese…that’s the reason of holeless cheese in US 
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Hiccup, when you are in England, the first thing you lose is your appetite, followed by your sex drive.
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I'd say this whole world is pretty much England to you.
he starved himself for 44 days… while there are people who are forced to starce themselves for 365 days a year… why not film those people instead, they’re also forced to deal with the elements as wel… they dont have the privelage of chilling in a cozy glass box… paaga ka puthar blaine 