I confess...

Nettlebed Creamery?

I was very disappointed when I learned Yarg is just Gray backwards.

https://cornishcheese.co.uk/pages/learn-more-about-cornish-yarg?srsltid=AfmBOopkZZq3ulVMSc0lwO0lxOoy7fT31MMd8P8aZxJUKn_GH-2nUgbO

Leaf and Ground, Gloucs.

Edam is made backwards

For some reason I was hoping for the Sainsbury's multi storey car park in penge ;)

Did you eat the nose first? As that upsets so many people on this forum.

Somehow thought it was a Cornish word. Sort of feel let down now.

You've put me off yarg now, as I hate Stinging nettles as I over react to them.

I don't want to be overly critical but a) Penge Sainsbury's is a ground floor only affair (you might be thinking of the crap shopping centre up the road housing a Peacocks and Iceland) and b) nobody likes a grass, keep your beak out of Moocher's big fromage heist.

#rep worthy brilliant post.

Edam is made backwards

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Trebor sweets name is Robert backwards

It was kind of coincidence though: https://thetreborstory.com/history/getting-started-1906-1920/

Partially founded by a Robert Robertson, no less

When I was little I became a bit obsessed with reading words backwards, where I’d almost not be able to read it as Trebor because I just saw Robert.

Genius episode.

Devil worshipping sweet makers.

I found a cassette of a radio show where they're going through all the backmasking stuff. It used to be a big concern of Christians back in the 90s I guess... devil music hiding satanic messages that were revealed when stuff was played backwards. Only problem was you play shit backwards at different speeds you can hear anything you fucking want.

Some of their examples were actual stuff recorded backwards and done for effect. I should try and stick that on youtube for the LOLs.

Devil worshipping sweet makers.

It is Halloween after all.