Porky massacre revisited

Um...

If Pinky has been drained of blood already, then there won't be a slaughtering as she/he is already deceased.

Babies cute? Depends on the baby. Most are good looking.

A pig ugly? Depends on the creature in question. Most are good looking (and with proper seasoning and cooking, quite tasty as well).

Masters? Are Cezanne and Pissarro now moderators here? Either way, moderators at times remove content for various reasons.

Okay Stur, dismemberment and consumption

Incidentally Stur I wonder if you had also wondered about those two Aug postings

Cripes, you are obnoxious.

If you have a problem with the moderators, whom you sardonically call The Masters, please address it to them. I presume you know how, click on Contact us at the bottom of any page.

My guess is that they have dismissed your pleas. Live with it.

Also, the man's username is Sturgis. Try out not shortening people's usernames.
That is done once in a while with quite loved posters, but not by anyone but you as a way to cut typing time or some other cuteness about being so old. When you do that, you annoy many of us.

A lot of us are in range of your age that you keep foisting as a reason for forgiveness. We get it, it would be a good reason if it was appropriate. I happen to think you have always been this way, nothing to do with alzheimers.

One can make many oldfashioned dishes of blood from cows, but how about
pigs. I just remember that farmers used to let the blood run into a trough.

To my big suprise you can buy blood in some supermarkets in Stockholm.

In southern Sweden there is a special soup served for 11 November made of goose blood. Afterwards the goose is served.

Why, thank you Oss. I wonder if you might provide a link to a posting you find typically so

I hope mostaya have forgiven an old guy who doesn't have a thesaurus at hand. But Oss, do you really think they'd misunderstand

But Oss, why so God-awful terrible. So far by actual count I have avoided 8,457,108 unnecessary strokes

As I might have mentioned at one time or another, you nor anyone else is required to read my postings, I hold no offense whatever

Oh and Oss thanks for the opportunity to chat

Slaughter for food is a toughie for me. I believe most animals are far too intelligent to be treated that way, but life as it has evolved involves living creatures eating other creatures. I can regret the death of an innocent pig, but still have bacon for Sunday breakfast.

Good'n Ed