[s-cars] M Coupes and name calling.... EVERYONE please read

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Daren

Do you think this might work......

"..... many ordinary Sardinians, especially women, who tend to be more
finicky than men about live worms in their food. "I can't stand this thing
when the worms are inside," says Mr. Costa's 80-year-old mother, Antiocha,
as hers sons are happily feasting on larvae. "When I was young, a lot of
cheese would go rotten, so I'd just put it out in the sun and wait for the
worms to get out before having a taste."

Martina Cassitta, owner of the Monte Pino farmstead in northern Sardian,
also won't touch the larvae-filled cheese when any of her pecorino becomes
rotten. She has a different method for getting rid of the worms, which she
calls microbes because, like many Sardinian farmers, she believes the
maggots come from the milk itself, and not from flies. Ms. Cassitta simply
seals the cheese in a big paper bag and waits. "You can just hear the
deafening tac-tac-tac as the microbes gasp for air and jump out of the
cheese, hitting the paper," she says. She displays a piece of now-wormless
casu marzu that looks as if it had been invaded by termites. "Once the noise
ends, it's ready to be eaten."

I have to thank Bob M for the allegorical "Big O, small "o" allegorical
argument, and Teddy for substance though.

Mike "happy to speak up for freedom of the press, i.e. a little sunshine
never hurt, and (mostly) willing to have everyone on the island" Pederson


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