I have so many questions. But I'm not sure I want to know the answers.
34 0 ReplyThe answer is worse than you'd like to know Here
17 0 ReplyCheers on the read. The bit on oil and hazardous waste was enlightening. Corporate America really will try to weasel out of anything huh
11 0 ReplyI straight snorted at "boar taint"
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I want all the answers. I'll be asking the questions
9 0 ReplyAccording to the article linked in another comment, it’s this;
When the boar is in heat (thought they were always in heat) the meat ends up having a smell of ridiculously gross armpits and shit.
It’s only noticeable when the meat is warm, meaning you could get away with selling it refrigerated - until someone cooks it.
The worry is that people will simply stop buying pig flesh if enough of it is “tainted”, and so you need a worker that smell controls the flesh to ensure that the it can be sold.
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Stupid sexy porkchop.
14 0 ReplyDoes this method work? Have you tried it? What is a criminal pork? What if I prefer ham to chops? What's the name of the book?
11 0 ReplyAsking about criminal pork is a criminal act. The authorities have been notified.
5 0 ReplyPork sniffers are on their way, please remain calm while they sniff your balls.
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Please don't disseminate detailed instructions on how to perform criminal activities.
Now any delinquents looking to crime with pork will know exactly what to do and how to do it.
8 0 ReplyPlus, we can end up banned from Lemmy World and Beehaw if we're not careful
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My attitude towards myself is like theirs towards dead swine in one crucial aspect: ideally uncastrated.
7 0 ReplySage counsel
6 0 ReplySage does go very well with pork...
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Am I the only one not finding this page odd? It's definitely funny though.
6 0 Reply"Can't stop, addicted to the shin pig." - Anthony Kiedis
6 0 ReplyI keep reading this as Criminally Sexy Pork.
Remember: even a moderately sexy pork chop is illegal to sell
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