A blind pig was a speakeasy in Prohibition era America. Basically, it was a place that illegally sold liquor. This name could stem from a practice of charging entrance fees to see something unusual, like a blind pig, and then serve a "complimentary" alcoholic beverage, thus skirting the liquor laws in place; however, there is some debate as to the validity of this term origin.
Large, blind sac that begins the lower intestine.
You jokes should be as below: What do you call a blind dinosaur? I-don't-think-he-saurus.
PG because it's got no I (eye)
Well...it isn't sweating like a stuck pig...the saying is "Bleeding like a stuck pig"......a stuck pig has been stabbed with a knife or another sharp object.
If you get another guinea pig he may help the maybe blind one to find good eating/sleeping places and they should get along perfectly!
The word 'pig' in this sense is short for 'blind pig'. During prohibition, illegal sales of alcohol took place on two levels, the upper level 'speak easy' where formal attire was the rule, and the lower class 'blind pig' or 'blind tiger', who purported to display an unusual attraction for a fee, that is the 'blind pig', and coincidentally throw in a complimentary drink.
Blind Pig Records was created in 1977.
A blind pig is another term for a blind tiger or speakeasy, or a police officer who has been bribed in order to ignore illegal activities.
The Blind Pig - 1918 was released on: USA: 12 June 1918
in pig tack out the i (eye)
The cast of The Blind Pig - 1918 includes: Eddie Barry Eva Novak
The cast of Blind Pig - 2013 includes: David Loits as Anderson Inga Wilson as Betty
blnd pg because blind pigs don't have EYES!
It is an expression that comes from my coworker.
no, they can see color.
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