stackyFACTSTo celebrate sheer dairy dominance, an absolutely unhinged 32,000-pound wheel of cheese was meticulously crafted in Canada and paraded through the streets. It was so impossibly massive it required a custom-built, reinforced wagon and a deeply confused team of horses to haul the lactose behemoth.
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