I believe you may be thinking of shredded wheat. Which tastes like cardboard, but without the flavour.
Brian Clough took the shredded wheat shilling iirc, together with Peter Shilton.
That was the one. But I also ate Weetabix. No fucking wonder.
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Eat up your weetabix and youâll grow up big and strongâŚ
Have you considered suing? 
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The Ian Botham room service was the best Shredded Wheat ad.
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It was indeed. A masterstroke by Nabiscoâs marketing (or whatever) people, launched in the wake of the astonishing 1981 Ashes series.
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Apparently Raab has similar misgivings to the âtaking the kneeâ gesture as myselfâŚ
Interesting that every single player involved in last nightâs games was apparently comfortable with doing it.
So Swing Low sweet Chariot is under threat of a ban from England rugby games becauseâŚ
It is an American Slave song and we shouldnât have appropriated it
This is getting a bit daft now
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Fear not. When the last reference to slavery has finally been airbrushed from history, the last statue removed, the last film edited and the last book redacted or pulped, we can at last all pretend that it never happened.
And Iâm sure BLM have considered that.
Pilfered from my own FB. Lot of Trumpian cunts about.
Starting a new service today, free for anyone that needs it. Itâs called the moron education service.
Here is a map of Britain shortly after the Norman conquest.
See that bit at the bottom over the Channel? That became little Britain. The larger bit thatâs not in France? That was known as great Britain.
Therefore, if you want Britain to be âgreatâ again, get the fuck off Facebook and invade France.
That works for me - fuck off the welsh and scots (carlise is a bonus) and gain some nice beaches in France
Must need glasses. Cant see Westeros County on that map
Iâm really not going to be popular on FB 
Post #2 of the moron education service.
Protest is the inevitable consequence of issues not being addressed through conventional structures, in our case, the elected representatives of Her Majestyâs government.
Protests end when a government addresses an issue. This is why there were women demanding the vote a century ago, and theyâre not now. The issue was addressed. The need to protest is done.
So letâs apply that to all the atrocities that people are spreading in the sillier memes.
âThere were no protests when such and such happenedâ, youâll see, as if that should have happened.
There were no protests because the governments of the day have always responded to atrocities immediately. The government doesnât ignore the problem or pretend it isnât a problem. Governments respond with prosecutions, new legislation and even sometimes, with war.
Itâs when the government doesnât respond to the concerns of its citizens that protest happens.
Glad to have cleared that up.
I fear for you in UK I really do.
I made the mistake of reading the comments on the fail report of our game
The hatred for taking a knee was truly distressing
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Twitter isnât real life. The Daily Mail is not real life. Facebook is not real life, but it is the platform I think is closest on the Internet. Twitter is a cauldron of competing echo chambers. It takes a very special person to both sign up for and post a comment on the Daily Mail website.
What I will say is that the Internet is the best every amplifier of public opinion that ever existed, especially these days. If you believed followers, trends and suchlike, youâd be mistaken for thinking the nation is fervently for this, for fervently for that. Extremes.
Most of it is bollocks. Facebook is at least useful in that itâs not an echo chamber. Itâs people youâre related to, people you know from work and some of those comments?
Brr.
But theyâre nowt like the coordinated shit elsewhere.
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Britain has never been called âGreatâ in the context of its history buts its geography.
Didnât anyone point this out on your facebook page?
The Normans were essentially Vikings.
I see a bunch of âWhiteysâ are frothing at the mouth about removing a Rugby Drinking Song from the England International Playlist as it has all of a sudden become a song reflecting national pride.
What a load of fucking rubbishâŚwhen I was a young man it was simply an after game Rugby drinking song accompanied by the usual hand gestures. It has nothing to do with EnglandâŚdoesnât mention the country and means nothing to me apart from being a traditional âNegro Spiritualâ.
Itâs irrelevance to an England team has always been an annoyance to meâŚgood riddance to it. 
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Iâm not arsed but the hypocrisy makes me laugh.
The Haka slits peoples throat.
Flower of Scotland is anti English.
The Irish national anthem?
âŚand that is down to those nations to determine what they want to do⌠just because others make their own decisions, does not mean we should not make unilateral ones⌠Thatâs like saying we should not have gotten rid of the death penalty because its still legal in many other countries⌠Why not just state you dont agree with the decision? why the need to try and justify it based on what others do?
Should all whites be racist, because there are is black on white racism?
Sometimes your logic is load of bollocks