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@sizedoesmatter I saw this in this morning's electronic paper and thought that this was my thought exactly. Bring on the mashed potatoes and gravy too.
@sizedoesmatter I saw this in this morning's electronic paper and thought that this was my thought exactly. Bring on the mashed potatoes and gravy too.
@perrone1 Tony....at the risk of sounding uppity and wallowing in smugness....Canadian pigs are obviously more fit, with less body fat.
Well, ya got me there. I have to give it to you. Canadian pigs ARE more good looking and physically in better shape than our US piggies. And I do like Canadian bacon, it just looks funny round, instead of in strips.
@perrone1 It's all about how the Canadian pigs are raised. We farmers like to encourage activities as the pigs mature to increase fitness and reduce body fat. Plus we motivate them to compete in fitness training by utilizing the "partial butchering" technique, which saves most of the blue ribbon winners to be used as role models. Stay fit...stay alive is our motto.
@perrone1 It's all about how the Canadian pigs are raised. We farmers like to encourage activities as the pigs mature to increase fitness and reduce body fat. Plus we motivate them to compete in fitness training by utilizing the "partial butchering" technique, which saves most of the blue ribbon winners to be used as role models. Stay fit...staying alive is our motto.
That's just wonderful. A little more on the subject. Be sure to turn up the volume:
