Concerning Msxmaniac, pigs and flying

Looks like a special case, some DNA splicing no doubt. The
pink skin color must be important, most of the pigs I have
seen don't have that much pink.



"Steve Schneider" wrote in message
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| Jim Macklin wrote:
| Do not try to teach a pig to fly or dance, it annoys the
pig
| and wastes your time,
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| The timing is incredible. Last Sunday when you posted
this, I was
| flying home from Stellar Airpark (P19) in Chandler, AZ --
where
| I got photographic evidence of an EFP (Experimental Flying
Pig)
| currently under development that was parked on the ramp
(along with
| a few other designs of questionable airworthiness). Feel
free to
| check out the picture of the EFP and other similarly
unique
| experimental designs that were on display at...
|
| http://www.4-fs.com/new/flying/2007-04-15-P19.htm
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| Steve

On Apr 20, 8:58 am, Erik wrote:
george wrote:
all pigs are hams in waiting

Do NOT forget bacon.


I didn't. My mouth was full :-)

"Jim Macklin" wrote

Looks like a special case, some DNA splicing no doubt. The
pink skin color must be important, most of the pigs I have
seen don't have that much pink.

That is just on the outside.

I hear that it is all pink on the inside! g
--
Jim in NC

Avoid those that are brown on the inside.



"Morgans" wrote in message
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| "Jim Macklin" wrote
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| Looks like a special case, some DNA splicing no doubt.
The
| pink skin color must be important, most of the pigs I
have
| seen don't have that much pink.
|
| That is just on the outside.
|
| I hear that it is all pink on the inside! g
| --
| Jim in NC
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