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Maybe it's a good thing pigs rarely pick up on the 'smell of danger.'
Or I wouldn't have been in hog heaven today (just had a BLT).
Hope you're feeling much better today Maureen!
Piggies are also extremely smart. Way smarter then we think they are. Too bad for them that piglets grow big and loose cuteness so to speak, and too bad we eat bacon... Pout.
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