A startling and far reaching realisation!

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I have just had a startling realisation - a real bolt from the blue.

I cannot think of anyone I have ever met that doesn't like Penguins (birds, not biscuits)


Seriously, have you ever met anyone ever that didn't like Penguins?

I'm quite astounded by this.
 
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"It's practically impossible to look at a penguin and feel angry"
Joe Moore
 
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I bought some the other day,not having had them for years.
A lot smaller than I remembered,and they tasted odd.Cheaper "chocolate" I suppose.On the strength of that I will not be buying them again.So sorry to say I for one do not like Penguins.Sorry if that messes up your very scientific research.
 
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It's the same with meerkats. Everyone loves a meerkat. I know this because I carried a 6ft cardboard one around with me for a week!
 
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I was in competition, trying to win some cash for me but at the same time promoting the meerkat enclosure at Bristol Zoo. It really was quite bizarre!
 
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I have just had a startling realisation - a real bolt from the blue.

I cannot think of anyone I have ever met that doesn't like Penguins (birds, not biscuits)


Seriously, have you ever met anyone ever that didn't like Penguins?

I'm quite astounded by this.

Beachie your brain is more random than mine :D x
 
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I have just had a startling realisation - a real bolt from the blue.

I cannot think of anyone I have ever met that doesn't like Penguins (birds, not biscuits)


Seriously, have you ever met anyone ever that didn't like Penguins?

I'm quite astounded by this.
Did you know that this is one of a few English words that comes from the Cornish language? pen = head, and gwyn = white (as the Welsh will also testify). It's a well-known fact that the world can't help but love anything Cornish. Even the queen loves our heritage ('corgi' means 'dwarf dog' in Cornish).
 
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