Eat A Badger This Christmas, Urges Government
WITH Britain's turkey population teetering on the brink of a flu-ridden crisis, the public is being urged to eat a badger this Christmas.

Bill McKay, head of Christmas at the department of health, said: "I regret to announce that Britain's turkeys are now minging. Badger though, eh? Not bad.
"Badgers are nutritious and tasty, though I strongly recommend that you get yourself and your children very heavily drunk beforehand."
McKay added: "Badger hunting is a doddle. Main thing is to use the right bait - preferably a combination of sweet corn, spinach, dead mice and Funky Town by Lipps Inc. They bloody love that."
According to government recommendations badger should be cooked with a meat stuffing such as goose or turkey and covered in a three-inch layer of bacon and marmalade.
"If you put a gun to my head I would probably eat a very small bit inside a cheese toastie," said McKay.
But ministers are facing conflict after Britain's farmers demanded exclusive rights to fatten millions of badgers in tiny electrified cages.
An NFU spokesman said: "Do exactly what we want or we'll spray your houses with shit."

