The Cerne Abbas Giant

 Being too PC


An Oxford cheese company has taken being Political Correct to a new level of stupidity.
The company has brought out a block of cheese with an image of the Cerne Abbas Giant on the wax covering, what is stupid is that in order not to offend some people, they took the liberty of excluding his genitalia.
Why is this stupid?
The latest intel on the age of the chalk image dates it to about 700 CE (Current Era), so we have no idea how many millions of people have seen the giant. 
To this day, young men seeking a family will go to the giant and lie on his genitalia in the hope of having children.

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