Originally Posted by TerryM22:
“Rory was clearly referring to chocolate Fabergé eggs, when he made his "Humpty Dumpty" jibe at Russell, unless you are also trying to claim that "Humpty Dumpty" is a dietitian.
http://www.languageofluxury.com/lang...or-easter.html”
“Rory was clearly referring to chocolate Fabergé eggs, when he made his "Humpty Dumpty" jibe at Russell, unless you are also trying to claim that "Humpty Dumpty" is a dietitian.
http://www.languageofluxury.com/lang...or-easter.html”
Most, if not all, would not be aware of chocolate Faberge eggs, and most, if not all, would associate Faberge eggs with porcelain, as shuddup and others clearly highlight. But you knew that, didn't you?
I can't speak for Rory and wouldn't presume to do so, not being a source close to him as it were."When we first started our blog, we found out about Sweet Brazil. We wrote a post about Paula and the fun of reaching out accross the continent to make a friend.
"Here is an excerpt detailing Paula's story,
Sweet Brazil reproduces Faberge eggs at Easter time in chocolate, of course. The detail work is exquisite. The founder of the company is Paula de Lima Azevedo. Her background was public relations. As a joke 21 years ago, she decided to sculpt Easter eggs at home. The word got out and the demand grew. She rented a small house and went into business. To quote Paula, “I discovered chocolate as a material to express my art. After that, I never stopped!” She hopes to have a store in New York, one day soon.
Check out Paula's website as her imagination and creativity is unbounded! Enjoy!"
So not actual 'Faberge' eggs at all really. Paula started in PR and does not work for Faberge as far as the info on the link is concerned.
As for Humpty Dumpty, he was a philosopher, thus:
"When I use a word, it means just what I choose it to mean - neither more nor less."




Do you really think he/she likes all these people he claims to?