Erik Ribsskog eribsskog@gmail.com
Complaint about Lion-bar-candy
Erik Ribsskog eribsskog@gmail.com 20. juli 2024 kl. 21:31
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Hi,
my mother Karen Ribsskog (who died in 1999) took me to a newspaper/candy/cigarette-shop (‘kiosk’) in Larvik (i Norway) in 1978 or 1979.
(The kiosk next to Munken cinema.
In Larvik).
And she got a nervous break-down.
Because she spotted the new Big Cat-candy.
My mother was descended from Willhelm the Conqueror through Løvenbalk (‘Lion-bar’ in English).
And she felt personally insulted (it seemed) from this Big Cat-bar.
She almost lost the ability to speak.
She showed me the candy, and said: ‘Look at this’ a couple of times (like she was in shock).
And a year or two later, then the candy-bar changed its name to: ‘Lion’.
And then my mother ended up in mental-hospital.
And the candy present the animal lion in a discusting way.
Because when you eat the candy-bar then the caramel looks like the spit in a lions mouth, when the lion roars.
So that’s like being descending towards the lion-animal, and mock the lion.
So this I have to complain about.
This candy-bar originally from Yorkshire (if I’m not mistaking).
And this could be a political attack, from Yorkshire, against Willhelm the Conqueror/the Normans and my mother and her ralatives.
So this I have to complain about.
Erik Ribsskog