Re: WiFi range ...

On 07/08/2026 19:29, rbowman wrote:
> On Fri, 7 Aug 2026 12:26:13 +0100, The Natural Philosopher wrote:
> 
>> Cheese? Ireland nothing special, rest of EU infinitely better - so many
>> types available.
> 
> The Dubliner sharp cheddar is nothing special as far as cheese goes but it
> tends to be slightly less expensive than the domestic nothing special
> cheddars and actually is sharp. I enjoy cheese and often buy other
> European brands -- while carefully adjusting my blinders to avoid seeing
> the price per pound. For that matter I just finished some domestic
> huckleberry Wensleydale that was not cheap.
> 
Glad you can get something resembling real cheese/ Yes, wensleydale with 
cranberries is fashionable here.

But for me., Port, Stilton and sweet grapes is the dogs bollocks.

You should ask Carlos nicely to send you some Manchego.
I dunno if its made in Mexico, but its a fine cheese.

> Note: not 'Yorkshire Wensleydale'. Despite its junkyard dog approach to IP
> the US has played rather fast and loose with trademarked terms before it
> was even a country.  Ripping off the Willow pattern made Britain
> especially irate. It may not have been the pattern but the temerity of the
> colonials making their own tableware.

Yeah. USA then like China is now...


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