Interesting cheese story...

I wasn't sure where to post this, but General Banter seems to fit the bill. so -

I'm fairly certain it will interest some - the discovery a while back of a 3200 year-old block of cheese, the world's oldest example, in the tomb of Ptahmes. It's not clear whether it's from sheep or goat milk - or even Ptahmes' foreskin...

https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/world-africa-45233347

 

Cheese puns good.
Cheese stories bad.

 

You inspire me to check the nether portions of the fridge tomorrow.

 

I had a particulary weird and vivid dream after eating Stilton the other evening.

 

Did you know that that despite the huge variety or cheeses available, the method of making them remains fairly similar. Only one cheese is actually made backwards.

 

Dunno who you are but it's protocol to announce yourself in peace if you follow another team.

 

True. Only one is aduog backwards too.

 

On the cheese & wine theme:

https://www.thedrinksbusiness.com/2018/09/18-people-injured-by-hornets-at-german-wine-festival/

 

Yarg?

 

Keep up Meister. I posted this one at least three months ago.

 

Surely Bert Slater has a view. Camembert!

 

I don't Brielieve you

 

Continuing the cheese & wine theme (but without the tedious cheese element):

https://www.thedrinksbusiness.com/2...ding-dress-that-holds-50-glasses-of-prosecco/

 

Pointless are now jumping on the wfcforums cheesy theme!

 

Isn't that recorded at Elstree?

Could there be a forum influence?

Could Reids be a quizzer?