Posted on 04/08/2014 12:13:00 PM PDT by don-o
MILWAUKEE (AP) — A virus never before seen in the U.S. has killed millions of baby pigs in less than a year, and with little known about how it spreads or how to stop it, it's threatening pork production and pushing up prices by 10 percent or more.
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“pigs kill more humans than are killed by them?”
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Actually I think that would be impossible;>)
“Bacon Infused VODKA”???
Are you serious....? This exists?
Heading to the liquor store this weekend.
My American ancestry screams BACON!!!!! My Ukrainian ancestry screams “WODKA!!!! DA!”
And the two met somewhere in the middle...
Magic...
WOOF!
Okay...one at a time...
Caffeine... OK. Coffee and Cola are good.
Nictoine... Since I don’t smoke, that’s out...
Sugar... Oh, BABY....
Fat... I had a fat woman once... she was so big when she sat around the house, she sat AROUND the house...
(baddaBING!) (yeah... I crack ME up too...)
“...tofu ....”
ARGH!!! MY EYES!!! NO!
Man... that brings a tear to me eyes....
It’s just.....AWESOME....
I’m probably unfamiliar with the statistics.
Get a patch.
Well there is Canadian Bacon =)
“pigs kill more humans than are killed by them?”
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I was referring to the sentence construction.
I suppose there are more poetic ways to compose the actual wording, but I’m aware of no direct violations in the grammatical sense.
It just struck me as sounding as if you are asking if pigs kill more humans than are killed by pigs. That’s why I said I thought it would be impossible. Of course I knew what you meant but it struck me as funny.
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