Garibaldi biscuits

With these thoughts hanging over the pinging bullets, Thierry has a gnawing flashback to school and biscuits. Those Garibaldian numbers that were chewed in the dinner hall of the Jesuits, as a kind of special treat… only minus the cheese, since cheese was strictly forbidden. – The Jesuits in their role as Keepers of the Regimen convinced that cheese was bad for you, since, in no particular order, it clogs young arteries, provokes cholesterol and leads to the cardinal sins of idleness and masturbation.