I don't know. “Your goose is cooked” seems like a positive. Like someone saying, “Hey, dinner’s ready. We’re having goose.”

It's a very old expression, which I remember us mocking when I was at school (60s), because it was one of the Headmaster's favourite clichés as he was about to unleash his wrath upon an unfortunate. 'You've cooked your goose this time, young man.' Oh how we laughed...but not until later. 😂

I think they mean you are the goose.....although you would be very tasty.....cooking you does me no good <3

Yeah I never got that one either. 🤔

Now you’ve just reminded of a song that featured a boiled goose multiple times.

“Imagine in your mind a posh country club
The stuffy old money where the poor get snubbed
The spread is bland, sauerkraut and boiled goose
There's no way these people will ever cut loose” 🎵

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The thought of someone who isn’t me cooking anything is my fantasy….

What does that even mean

Seems kind of greasy to me.

No ones had it cause their to violent to actually capture and cook.

- it's fowl! 😂🤗🤣