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1 What will the Business Herald write about now Fonterra’s stopped trying to buy National Foods?

2 If Pope John Paul 11 had lived bit longer couldn’t he have interceded on Fonterra’s behalf?

3 Would that have been known as divine intermention?

4 Was the last question bit too cheesy?

5 Since The Herald has been running big drug expose do we assume none of its journos have ever sniffed, snorted, smoked or inhaled the stuff?

6 Or have they been doing extensive research?

7 And would that improve the paper?

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