Aardman history lost!!!

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[Roz]

[ferdinand_the_yak]

Oh dear :'( :'( :'(

Nick Park doesn't seem as phased about it as I thought

[Roz]

I think he means in light of the problems of New Orleans, India, Pakistan and Bali.. but all the same this is devastating for them.

Reading on with their other stories:

http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/england/gloucestershire/4237402.stm

"where would we park the car?"

Now that's thinking big I guess he's more interested in retiring than big business

[ferdinand_the_yak]

Ah dear - I just read that before you posted and I was having a bit of a giggle too I think this whole W&G business has started me off on a personal quest for cheese discovery...mmmmmm... 

[Roz]

Most European countries could provide a backdrop for a cheese Odyssey, in France you must ensure to have a baguette with you at all times, in England, a box full of crackers such as water biscuits (honest... they are totally dry!), cream crackers or another quality cracker.

The list could go on for quite a time, but France and England probably show off most about their cheeses well France show off (poking fun at our non-squidgey English cheeses) and the English just eat them quietly after desert (the French even do that differently, they have cheese before the pudding .

[Morningangel-Iola]

Aww how sad

[Roz]

Get this - the American "press kit" given out at all launches etc and presumably sent to everyone related to the movie press got a CD full of images.

The UK press kit comes with a rather special cheese from the "Wensleydale Creamery".  Flavour wise, this particular cheddar is made with cherry bell peppers & sundried tomatoes!

Is that evidence enough for you that the UK has gone barmy?

(sorry Jo but I did wait til I thought you'd be asleep until I started talking about cheese again , by the time you read this the shops will be open and you'll be able to go and get some )

[jediknight]

no! not morph as well!  :'( i liked him