Tromboncino maybe? They get about 3 feet long.

I can think of some other names, but this is a family friendly forum >:-)

Slice it and pan fry it with some garlic in olive oil? That's what we do with our smaller zukes.

What you have isn't a zucchini, it is gourd. Specifically a lagenaria vulgaris (see link below). It also goes by many other common names related to a male or bull's genital appendage.

The seed you planted had apparently been cross-pollinated the previous season as is common with many varieties of squash and gourds. It isn't considered.

Dave

Here is a link that might be useful: Lagenaria vulgaris photo

Is it edible? if we do eat it, will we alive to talk about it?

Sorry. "it isn't considered.." above should read it isn't considered edible except when harvested young and small ie. 6-8". As it grows it becomes very fibrous and tough.

Dave

ah, ok, thank you :)