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I'm drowning in bacon grease, I can hear the pigs begin to screech, All I can taste is suffering. Sizzling, in sync with the screams. Porcine faces gobble down strips, Off their brows thick sweat drips. Filling their troughs, and packing their bowls They fill themselves with aromatic herbs. Greedily licking flavor from the tips Of their fingers, While stealing from their neighbor, Who is stealing from their neighbor, They always return the favor It's part of their piggy nature. While I burn in the pan, they snort And laugh at the poor man. -SLuR
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May 5, 2016
May 5, 2016 at 10:30 PM UTC
Bacon grease.
I'm drowning in bacon grease, I can hear the pigs begin to screech, All I can taste is suffering. Sizzling, in sync with the screams. Porcine faces gobble down strips, Off their brows thick sweat drips. Filling their troughs, and packing their bowls They fill themselves with aromatic herbs. Greedily licking flavor from the tips Of their fingers, While stealing from their neighbor, Who is stealing from their neighbor, They always return the favor It's part of their piggy nature. While I burn in the pan, they snort And laugh at the poor man. -SLuR
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May 5, 2016
May 5, 2016 at 10:30 PM UTC
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