Just because they bought the product doesn't mean they used the same mould.
Besides, Duncan's of Edinburgh were only founded a short time before that. It's entirely possible it was them he worked for and not Nestlé. I wasn't around at the time, you see, so I only know that one fact.

It's adorable how you're furiously googling just for the sake of trying to prove me wrong. Go have another wank or something, it's more productive.
(The Ghost of Stephen Foster, Tue 25 Sep 2012, 20:37, 1 reply)

It's probably hard for you to appreciate this
what with barely having the wit to remember a simple family story, but most people don't need to furiously do anything in order to open a wikipedia page.
( Dr. Shambolic je suis charlie, Tue 25 Sep 2012, 20:45, closed)

Actually bothering to do so at all constitutes "furious", by virtue of it being such an utterly pointless pursuit that only the most committed of arseholes could summon the mental, let alone physical, energy to so much as make the necessary motions of mouse and keyboard. I mean, what on earth brings you to such petty depths that you have to actually research the veracity of such a minor, inoffensive claim? Are you that lonely?

In any case, I misremembered nothing: I only know that he designed the thing, I just assumed that it was for Nestlé. Hadn't bothered doing the research, you see. I have better things to do.
(The Ghost of Stephen Foster, Tue 25 Sep 2012, 20:53, closed)

Clearly not.

( Dr. Shambolic je suis charlie, Tue 25 Sep 2012, 21:16, closed)