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		<title>Furniture and Cheese</title>
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		<description><![CDATA[  I once saw a man eat half a wheel of cheese that had been sandwiched between two pieces of oak furniture. It was perhaps one of the most bizarre things I&#8217;d ever laid eyes on. He just up and ate actual wood furniture. It was an amazing sight.  I can understand the [...]]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>  I once saw a man eat half a wheel of cheese that had been sandwiched between two pieces of <a href="http://www.oldsawmills.com/">oak furniture</a>. It was perhaps one of the most bizarre things I&#8217;d ever laid eyes on. He just up and ate actual wood furniture. It was an amazing sight.  I can understand the vague direction from which he was coming. I mean, we all know you can have cheese on crackers, but cheese on furniture, and the furniture in question is made from wood? I just couldn&#8217;t believe it, it was sheer madness.  Upon noticing me looking at him, the man enquired as to if I would like to try some. I politely declined and told him that I wasn&#8217;t particularly a fan of the type of cheese he was eating. A puzzled look came across his face and he then clarified that it wasn&#8217;t actually cheese, but just a different type of wood. So there I was, watching a man eat one big wheel of wood that so happened to be sandwiched between two other similar pieces of wood.  I asked if the splinters ever became a problem and he proceeded to explain &#8211; at length &#8211; that if he chewed thoroughly enough and used only his teeth &#8211; rather than his tongue &#8211; to eat, then the splinters were just ground up and it was all good.   </p>
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