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Sardineist, or Pilchardist, c'mon which are you
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They are the same fish.
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one stinks other really stinks
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the wording on the tin
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ddeep - are they both a sardine, a pilchard, or something else?
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In a rebranding exercise that would put even the most cunning of Downing Street spin-doctors to shame, the half-forgotten and ever-so-humble pilchard has been rechristened and is now selling by the boat-load. Arise, the Cornish sardine.
This saviour of Cornwall's faltering economy may be slippery, shiny and about six inches long, but it could hold the key to thousands of new jobs in one of the Britain's most impoverished regions. But don't, don't call it a pilchard. For Nick Howell, manager of the Pilchard Works factory and museum at Newlyn, the decline of the once-proud fish into obscurity presented a unique challenge: how to make Britons think pilchard again. "I changed the name and perception," says Howell. "I was looking for a fresh market for pilchards." He managed to convince wholesale buyers that Cornwall was abundant in sardines - the only thing was, they happened to be called pilchards |
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Here's a health to the Pope
And may he repent And increase by a hundred The days of his lent And tell all of his vassals From Rome to the Poles There's nothing like pilchards For Saving the souls. |
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boxing is correct
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