Pollock or Colin?

[Browne]

It seems that Sainsburys, in their wisdom, have decided to change the name of the humble pollock to "Colin".

Now, pollock is a fish, a very tasty one, not unlike cod, but the powers at Sainsburys have now decided that their customers are "too embarrassed" to ask for it by name, so have renamed it Colin.

Next on the list for re-branding, I suppose, will be the haddock, probably to be called Dave. "Two pounds of Colin please and a little bit of smoked Dave".

Ah bejaysus, where's it all going to end?

[lionheart]

Its madness, next they'll be calling #ollocks  dingle berries......

[OldBloke]

Me and the missus often go for a pub lunch on a Friday when our local has fresh fish on the menu. I never tire of ordering a 'pair of pollocks'

[Benny]

Its madness, next they'll be calling #ollocks  dingle berries......

Bloody hell, your Sainsburys store is a bit more diverse than mine. They sell dingle berries?

[lionheart]

Bloody hell, your Sainsburys store is a bit more diverse than mine. They sell dingle berries?

This IS March.......

[Benny]

And I thought you were Chatteris (Pron. Char-tur-eh)

[Blunt]

The piece of cod passeth all understanding

[Penfold]

Me and the missus often go for a pub lunch on a Friday when our local has fresh fish on the menu. I never tire of ordering a 'pair of pollocks'

also, instead asking for a knife and fork ask for a Fork 'n' Knife for your pair of pollocks :norty:

[delanvital]

pair of pollocks'

:roflmao::roflmao: