It does include a question mark though, hence my answer
Other people’s quotes.......the bane of the forum.
As omnivores pigs can and will eat anything. Roast beef isn’t off the menu. Probably more likely as table scraps but nonetheless still roast beef scraps.
AND why have you omitted the little pig who squealed on everyone?
I have counted all my children's little toes and little fingers with this nursery song, it has brought back many happy memories and this little piggy squealed all the way home, was a big tickle, great fun, I can sing this, with actions to my baby granddaughter <3
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/This_Little_Piggy
It’s a classic for kids and grandkids alike.I have counted all my children's little toes and little fingers with this nursery song, it has brought back many happy memories and this little piggy squealed all the way home, was a big tickle, great fun, I can sing this, with actions to my baby granddaughter <3
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/This_Little_Piggy
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But raw not roasted. I had a friend who was a pig farmer way back when, he said you had to be careful round them.Unfortunately they have eaten the hands that feed them, a framer in Oregon, 2012 and female farmer in Russia !! Scary
but................. a nice bit of crackling
Never heard of him but I like it!It was Tuckers question not mine.
If you are wondering Tucker was one of David Bowie's fave artists.
I had a reminder at about age 7 in the livestock barn at the local fair when I saw my first pig. It was black and looked to me as huge as a cow! I wasn't about to get close enough to see if it even had any toes, let alone count them.
I happen to be a member of a pastured pigs group on fb (I debated getting pigs inmy garden a couple of years ago, but got wiser) so I read quite enough arguments about pigs diets as it is, thank you.
