I share Lenox’s alarm at the approaching extinction in Spain of the prickly pear, without which other great Spanish customs like the Mexican sombrero and the neo-spaghetti Western will also be weakened. Since Rajoy has clearly abandoned all hope of finishing off the reds, here’s a list of possible solutions we may choose to employ:
If I understand that right, we need is a plague of ladybirds, which you can of course buy online.
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