I love it when pigs are portrayed in such a way as to break with stereotypes. They can be graceful.
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I love pigs! My late brother and I were 12 years apart, and we were both born in the year of pig on the Chinese zodiac. So he collected pigs from his travels. After he passed suddenly in his 40s, I inherited a part of his collection. Here it is:
this post inspired me thx
That pig won three gold medals at the Olympics
Babe the pig, in his later years