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Title: For Raquel Post by: kevin on December 23, 2002, 05:00:00 AM Hey, speaking of Arnold the Pig. Coming from the Philippines, are you familiar with the practice of vulcanizing pigs? Before selling them.
- Kevin Title: it's not only pigs but chicken......n/a Post by: Peaches on December 24, 2002, 05:00:00 AM Title: Re: For Raquel Post by: Febtember on December 23, 2002, 05:00:00 AM ... in response to For Raquel, posted by kevin on Dec 23, 2002
Nope,what's vulcanizing means?I got some ideas ,before we sell our pig in P.I we let the pig eat more pounds of food first before putting the pig in weighing scale. You know what? A bestfriend of my husband give arnold to us as fun. One day while were gone he just leave a message that he put a gift from our shades.His the one who give me the rabbit also(my cute bunny's)We thought his leaving us goat or dogs but in our great surprise its a fatbelly pig.My husband really wanted to get rid of Arnold the pig but I keep telling him not because his really a nice pig even though his really ugly. I feel pity with him,nobody wants him here because he's ugly.He weighs I think 200 lbs.or more.He can't hardly walk.Our Goat and him were a best buddy.Goaty love to play with him and try jumping on his back.Arnold voices sometimes irritating when goaty try's jumping on his back.Both of them very cute with our 7 bunny's arround and 3 roaster's and 3 hens. We be very happy if somebody came over here and steal arnold but not the goaty please! Title: Re: Re: For Raquel Post by: Michael B on December 25, 2002, 05:00:00 AM ... in response to Re: For Raquel, posted by Febtember on Dec 23, 2002
Food is expensive. Give them a little food with lots of SALT in it. This makes them really thirsty. Then let them drink all they want...water weighs more than food and it's free too. (BTW, this is where the US expression "watered stock" comes from) Title: Hi Raquel Post by: greg on December 24, 2002, 05:00:00 AM ... in response to Re: For Raquel, posted by Febtember on Dec 23, 2002
You can give Arnold the Porker to me. I don't eat Pork. Welcome to PL, I hope You stay. :o) Mr Peabody Title: Vulcanizing also means... Post by: JephW on December 23, 2002, 05:00:00 AM ... in response to Re: For Raquel, posted by Febtember on Dec 23, 2002
fixing flat tires. I guess inflating a pig is similar to re-inflating a tire so that's where it comes from. I went to vulcanizing shops more than once in Pampanga. They're everywhere you need them! Title: Re: Re: For Raquel Post by: kevin on December 23, 2002, 05:00:00 AM ... in response to Re: For Raquel, posted by Febtember on Dec 23, 2002
Well, I only learned about vulcanizing pigs from this board. I've never witnessed it myself. It involves sticking an air hose up the pig's butt to inflate the pig like a balloon. After the pig is inflated, it appears much fatter. So the seller charges a higher price, thus ripping off the buyer. I can't forget the pig-in-a-jeepney story, about a vulcanized pig. After the buyer loaded the pig on the jeepney, the pig would fart everytime the jeepney went over a bump. After a while, the pig would look alot smaller (its normal size). Ray, from the board, can tell you more about this. I laugh everytime I think of this story. - Kevin |