[Such fun with yesterday’s “pig” phrases. Her=
e are some more ideas offered by faithful grif net readers plus others from=
my own warped mind.]
>Going hog wild. (Stephen)=
>Save your pennies in your piggy bank. (John)=
>Bacon and eggs: A day’s work for a =
chicken; a life commitment for a pig. (Ken)
>My kid’s room was a real pigsty. (Teresa)
>You can’t put lipstick on a pig. (Linda)=
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>You’re about as useless as teats on a boar. (Bobbie)=
>I=
’m hog-tied for ideas. (Paul)
&nb=
sp;
>That’s about as useless as the curl=
in a pig’s tail. (Gene)
>Quit hoggin’ all the covers. (Carolyn)
>Can’t forget about the Peanuts’ good friend Pig Pen. =
(Donna)
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>A cool fall finally brings hog-=
killin’ weather.
>In a pig’s=
eye.
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>When we butcher a hog, we use e=
verything but the squeal.
>Happy as a pi=
g in clover.
>Even if you’re just =
a little piggie, you have to stand tall at the trough.
>It’s so hot I’m sweatin’ like a pig. (tha=
t’s one I use)
*BTW, pigs don’t sweat; pig IRON does as it c=
ools from the smelter, the origin of this phrase
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Dr Bob Griffin
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