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What is a pig?
A pig could be used to describe someone in a derogatory way if theyare selfish or mistreat people. It also is a barn animal, used toproduce meat such as pork, ham, and bacon.
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How did the pig do?
Real good, for a pig! ;-).
Of course, some do better than others... Remember the story? Follow the link and check it out!.
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Why did the pig?
Sorry that is one of the weirdest questions i have ever faced :/ Ok, so one of the reasons the pig did is: 1. He took too much alchohol 2. He is a bit loopy.
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I am a pig?
yes u are a pig. we are all pigs. you are a ugle yes, ugle, ugle is the new word for ugle, so deal with it, any way we are all ugle pigs. except me ha ha !=p
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Where do you get the pig?
You would mainly get a pig on a farm. If you don't find a pig there just search the internet.
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How do you a pig?
easy. just pull down your pant a shove a pigs balls up there (or he eats you)
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Will a pig eat a pig?
A pig is a real garbage gut. It will eat anything including urine, excrement, dirt, decaying animal flesh, maggots, or decaying vegetables. They will even eat the cancerous gr…owths off other pigs or animals, but thats as close as it gets really, unless its a domestic animal and its fed pork, hope thats helped. . (MORE)
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Do you have to have a pig license to own a pig?
The answer to this question depends exactly on where in the world you live and so you will need to check with your own local agricultural department. In the UK, the answer is… that you need to register with Defra to obtain a CPH number, and then you will need to notify all pig movements, even if you only have a single pet pig that you want to take for a walk along the street. (MORE)
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What are pigs at pig farms fed?
Lots of stuff i think. I know if that if they are owned privately they are fed scraps and acorns and old milk but i do not know about farms.
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What is Pig Latin for 'pig'?
Pig Latin for pig is 'ig-pay'. Pig Latin for Latin is 'Atin-lay'. So you could say that you are speaking 'Ig-pay Atin-lay'.