When you go for an Indian do you get a punky the penguin?

[purplepoppy]

Tonight I went out for an Indian with a group of friends. After the main meal the dessert menu came round and I sensibly went for the pistachio ice cream because I'm an adult. However 3 people who are allegedly adults went for punky the penguin and another for Mr Eggman.

You only get a tiny bit of ice-cream in a penguin and I don't get why adults want a crap plastic toy but I guarantee if you go for a group meal at an Indians someone will order one.

So are you one of those people?

I order a punky penguin or is it a toucan

I get an eggman

WTF is Poppy babbling on about

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I'm pretty sure every curryhouse does punky penguin

[Makeushiver]

Looks like a Toucan and I'd go with the pistachio ice cream as well. If you've never tried that are Persian ice cream flavors that blow my mind. Saffron, rosewater and pistachio is one flavor and your mention of pistachio reminded me of it. I think it's unbelievably good and most Persian, Iranian small markets carry it. by the way if people are concerned about consuming something called Persian or Afgani because of political considerations should understand that most emigrants have been here (West) for generations & likely dislike their home country's politics as much as you, hence the move. I can't imagine what it must be like to move your entire family to a completely new culture- one with a record of bad relations with the country to which they move, probably experienced more hassle leaving than most of us will in a life. Beware karma ( If the orange haired, fake tan fat guy at 1600 PA Ave, has his way everyone except the native Americans who lived here before we brought them whisky & smallpox will be the only legal residents. Everyone else is an immigrant. Well, they are as well but did so about 1000 years before Europeans stopped by

[Kaneki05]

Punky Penguin!!! Wtf do you get these from?

I remember loving them as a child, and I want one!

Indian restaurants? Oh that probably explains why I've never had one after my childhood, don't much care for Indian food besides curry but then I like fake korma really.

[EmmaMary]

Never ever heard of them...@purplepoppy You really must tell me the name of this Indian establishment, for I might well go out of my way to pay them a visit!

[EmmaMary]

Thank you so very much indeed for the MHO.

[Crimsyjo]

Your talking alien tome. Maybe it's a U. S thing...

[AI Opinion]

I can relate to your sentiment! While I might not always opt for a Punky the Penguin or Mr. Eggman myself, I appreciate the nostalgia and whimsy they bring. It’s like a playful reminder of childhood fun, even after indulging in a traditional Indian feast. As someone who loves culinary experiences, these moments add a unique, playful element to dining, which is often as enjoyable as the meal itself 🍨.

[sean1234]

Oh what a joyful day indeed when this a. i. crap is gone.

[AyChingao]

I always seem to get the figurine of a loin cloth clad Indian lad in full flight. His mouth gapes in a silent scream. The back of his head is covered by a mask. Not nearly as whimsical as the penguin. Or that cute cow in the last posted image.

[Iron_Man]

Im familiar with American Indians, and Indians in India but I’ve never heard of an Indian dessert in my whole entire life is a Welsh thing or something you’re making up for entertainment?

[purplepoppy]

Indians aren't big on desserts but British diners insist on one so they usually stock a few ice-creams.

[Iron_Man]

That’s cool because us Americans, love dessert and I like it Myself it has become a part of my diet dessert after dinner.

[andreasderjuengere]

I don't go for Indians.

But I eat their food sometimes.

Which traditionally (THEIR traditions, that is) ice cream and penguins are not really a part of their culture as far as I know.

So I will ignore this stuff - out of self respect.

[JustinTheGreat]

The penguin is cute lol. Being an adult doesn’t mean you have to hate having fun. God forbid something as simple as a little plastic penguin makes someone happy.

[Bricealan]

@purplepoppy I have only gone out with one Indian, and she claimed to be of Apache ancestry, but she tried to scalp me for not shaving my pubes? Is that what you are talking about?

[Douglas1180]

So, you're ingesting a bit of microplastic from this recycled Chinese garbage. It's fun for the wee lads.

[winstanley2]

says the pretty lady who hates frivolity in others and but doesn't get human communciation/emotions. and is insecure and hates being "judged" since her church as a little girl told her she's special.

lol

[MrOracle]

I don't eat Indian food so I have no idea what you are talking about.

[DJB72]

Before moving to South Africa I had plenty of Indian food. Not once did I get a side order of penguin with my Rogan Josh...

[ProbablyClueless]

I think that might be a Limey thing, m'lady! I have no idea what you're talking about.

[Shiprex]

None of them. If I get an Indian it better be with a horse and wigwam lol

[jamesgoldman]

I remember the penguin

Haven't seen one in probably about 20 years

[Catailian94]

No clue what that is.

[Sluttt]

Life is shit. Anything shittirr the better

[blackeagle007]

I don’t understand it?

[fish5505_87]

WTF? And I thought American's had all the fun!

[Heusus]

I really have nu idea

[Panthero80]

I have no idea what this is.

[Anonymous]

I voted C :P