Funny but take it with a with grain of salt
 

PENGUIN GROUP AUSTRALIA turns over $120 million a year from printing words but a one-word misprint has cost it dearly.

The publishing company was forced to pulp and reprint 7000 copies of Pasta Bible last week after a recipe called for "salt and freshly ground black people" – instead of pepper – to be added to the spelt tagliatelle with sardines and prosciutto.

The exercise will cost Penguin $20,000, the head of publishing, Bob Sessions, said. At $3300 a letter, it's a pricey typo.

Source: Sydney Morning Herald

I think this recipe was taken from the Idi Amin cook book.

HMMM freshly ground black people...........almost as tasty as dolphin.

Just means there will be one less corporate pissup this year

more to pay when the "elders" start demanding compensation

hahaah....LOL.............

[QUOTE=gorotsuki69;447939]more to pay when the "elders" start demanding compensation[/QUOTE]

yup just wait for the abos to ask for money

did the maths, at $2.85 it cost them to print each book that they sell for $20 each, I'm sure they'll get over it pretty quickly