British bacon

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All,

 

I didn't want to hijack the "will Trump last" thread

 

Chesters1 mentioned the British love affair with bacon. I have reserved a room for him should he so choose to leave England.

 

https://www.reuters.com/article/us-china-pigs-hotels-insight/insight-chinas-multi-story-hog-hotels-elevate-industrial-farms-to-new-levels-idUSKBN1IB362?feedType=RSS&feedName=topNews&utm_source=feedburner&utm_medium=feed&utm_campaign=Feed%3A+reuters%2FtopNews+%28News+%2F+US+%2F+Top+News%29

 

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[Steve Walker]

Quite apart from the welfare concerns of a multi-storey pig factory, I am sceptical of the measures intended to prevent it becoming a flu incubator.

 

I'll have my pork from somewhere like this, please.

 

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Steve,

 

I chaperoned eight thousand baby pigs to Japan (1976). They are raised in a confinement below cattle (slotted floor). There is a special name for the ham they produce(?)

 

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[corydoras]

Steve,

 

I chaperoned eight thousand baby pigs to Japan (1976). They are raised in a confinement below cattle (slotted floor). There is a special name for the ham they produce(?)

 

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Let me see if I understand your post properly. The cattle were being raised inside, on slats. The pigs were being reared under the slats with cow **** and p!ss descending on to ther backs 24/7?

[Huge_Vitae]

Let me see if I understand your post properly. The cattle were being raised inside, on slats. The pigs were being reared under the slats with cow **** and p!ss descending on to ther backs 24/7?

Doesn't surprise me at all, some morons pay a fortune for coffee beans that have been eaten by and then shat out of some critter!

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Cory,

 

Yes, an age old practice in Japan. They have roughly 140 million while you have - - - - what? - half that? with about the same land mass.

 

Ohh - isn't that canned ham from Japan that is supposed to be so famous called "Kobi" (something like that).

 

Hense - never wrestle with a pig in sh!t - everyone gets dirty and the pig loves it.

 

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[snakey1]

Could be kurobuta pork but they are usually kept in good conditions https://www.google.com/amp/www.foodrepublic.com/2013/01/25/what-is-kurobuta-pork/amp/

[Steve Walker]

Steve,

 

I chaperoned eight thousand baby pigs to Japan (1976). They are raised in a confinement below cattle (slotted floor). There is a special name for the ham they produce(?)

 

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Sounds horrendous.