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[url= http://www.forbes.com/feeds/ap/2009/04/06/ap6258279.html ]What next? People don't like the word cucumber so you "rebrand" it as a Summer Marrow or something?[/url]
So they think 'Colin' is better... 😆
Great. I now have the same name as a fish. 🙄
Strangely enough, my nickname at work is Nemo... 😕
[i]my nickname at work is Nemo[/i]
That's what they should have re-named it...'Nemo & chips tonight kids' 😈
Colin, pronounced co-lan
As in the 4 star general Co-Lan Powell ? I wonder how he feels about his name being another name for Pollock ?
This is a confusing story.
So what the French refer to as 'colin' is a different fish? So why are we using it?
stupid stupid stupid
Isn't that also kind of false advertising?
Pollock is nice though. Buy some, but not while its called colin, so they dont get the wrong idea.
Try this one from the Torygraph. Apparently using sheepdogs stress out the sheep. 🙄
Pesticle instead of Pollock ??
Pish!
It's only like calling dogfish, rock salmon.
Or calling the Telegraph a newspaper
Pollock, coalfish, saithe, lythe, coley have been used interchangeably for many years.