The R@+ with wings?
How can you say such things!
A domestic fowl indeed.
Upon which we shall feed!
The Romans roasted them up nice!
Egyptians stuffed them with rice!
The French put them in a pie,
Which chuffed the English, aye!
Landing on Thanksgiving tables,
A dish forgotten now to fables.
This now despised critter-
May not be so much better-
Than another uninvited guest-
We, who called this the US.
Who are we to judge this beast,
We, after all, brought them to feast.
Lets cast our prejudice aside,
And come together to dine.
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Announcing Piranha Club #5: A Pigeon Dinner
The R@+ with wings?
How can you say such things!
A domestic fowl indeed.
Upon which we shall feed!
The Romans roasted them up nice!
Egyptians stuffed them with rice!
The French put them in a pie,
Which chuffed the English, aye!
Landing on Thanksgiving tables,
A dish forgotten now to fables.
This now despised critter-
May not be so much better-
Than another uninvited guest-
We, who called this the US.
Who are we to judge this beast,
We, after all, brought them to feast.
Lets cast our prejudice aside,
And come together to dine.