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When I was a young child and my brothers my sister and I would be chowing down on our breakfast/lunch or supper and my dad thought that he needed to have us eat a little more 'quietly' or 'politely' he'd say:Quote:
Originally Posted by edhewitt
Jesus Christ! Sounds like a Boar Hog eat'n coal!
Don't ask me if that's what 'we' actually sounded like as I've never witnessed such an event with a hog.
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Well, in my case yes really bad TMJQuote:
Originally Posted by edhewitt
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Originally Posted by edhewitt
Sounds like the two of you won't be sitting down to break bread together at least any time soon. :shrug: :w: :hmmm:Quote:
Originally Posted by whoever
I'm hearing a children's book coming on: Little Herbert has a Bug Bear!Quote:
Originally Posted by edhewitt
and I still like go the f**k to sleep. Its a short enjoyable read and gets the point acrossQuote:
Originally Posted by WW243
The sound is loud and makes you very cautious when working around some big sows. There were several barn yard myths about people being eaten by hogs.Quote:
Originally Posted by cudarunner
No myth, it is true.Quote:
Originally Posted by rolodave
Used to throw deer carcasses in with the pigs.
Nothing left, not even the teeth.
You mean , not everyone knows they eat anything. The only problem may be the seed at which they do it.Quote:
Originally Posted by outback
If it's in a movie, then it's true, right?Quote:
Originally Posted by rolodave
(warning for those of a delicate linguistic nature - it's a Guy Ritchie film, so it explores the full depth and breadth of the English language)
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=u3qy4Zv4snI
All depends on how many hogs. 30 of them, wont take long.
Rughly 24 hrs. give or take a few. They will even eat each other, thats why most dont have tails, or pieces of ears missing.
