How Much Is That Lobster In The Window?

Apparently the chances of finding a dual color lobster are about 1 in 100 million, so this crustacean is pretty special. He won’t be served up at Red Lobster any time soon though. He was donated to a Maine oceanarium. Can you imagine how much money it would fetch? If we here in California pay anywhere from $1.99 to about $3.99 a pound for a normal looking fresh (relatively speaking) Maine lobster, a two colored version would be considered a delicacy and fetch who knows what at our priciest restaurants! Though it would seem like such a shame to waste a cool natural phenomenon on a lobster roll, wouldn’t it?
Maybe the best thing to do is follow in Homer Simpson’s footsteps. Anyone remember the episode where he couldn’t cook the lobster he bought and kept it as a pet? MMMMMMMMMM, lobster…
I had to post these pics of other famous two-toned folks. It just seemed appropriate for the situation. Man, look at the similarities!



Remind me to blog someday about how campy the original Star Trek seems now that I'm older!
1 comment:
I love this lobster, and I love how the odds of fidning one were something like 1 in 10 million.
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