Can you eat a penguin ?
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I have a friend who thinks he is a great 'entrepreneur' and he has just told me he has come up with a plan to import penguins into London and sell them to restaurants. He was on some fishing boat (which is his main job) in the south atlantic and he said there are loads of them just lying about the place? So now he wants to hire a boat and fill it up with penguins and bring them back here to sell. I told him I don't even think people eat penguins here. This is after his last 'great idea' failed where he imported some of those rickshaw things to start his own taxi company even though he lives in the countryside in Devon 

I asked this at a visit to a penguin sanctuary in New Zealand. Very rare penguins they were. 30minute presentation followed by "Does anybody have any questions they'd like to ask?"
me (being an arse): "Yes, I have two. How fast can they fly and what do they taste like?" Half the people laughed and the rest weren't impressed.
me (being an arse): "Yes, I have two. How fast can they fly and what do they taste like?" Half the people laughed and the rest weren't impressed.
grumbledoak said:
Shaw Tarse said:
Is that bad?
I've never eaten a Seabird.
Revolting, apparently; right 'up there' with mole. I've never eaten a Seabird.
You'll puke for a fortnight.
Oli. (Awaits the arrival of pigeon to protest his tastiness.)
* - As opposed to woodpigeon.
Edited by zcacogp on Monday 13th October 20:28
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