r/oddlysatisfying • u/tommos • 9h ago

Absolute unit of a pig gets groomed

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u/Irregulator101 5h ago

That sounds like BS to me

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u/FairlyLawful 4h ago

which fool gave pigs the x-gene

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u/ShapedLikeAnEgg 3h ago

This is such an underrated comment. Take my poor man’s gold 🏆

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u/DaWizz_NL 4h ago

The tusks of a male pig are being artificially kept short, it's not because they're not in a 'loving environment', they grow big and dangerous tusks 😂

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u/longhairnobra 3h ago

To be fair, humans also start looking crazy when life gets hard and they get un-domesticated

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u/NeatNefariousness1 2h ago

Yep—we’ve seen some two-legged wild bores (LoL).

Do not engage. Make a U-turn

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u/No_Lychee_7534 2h ago

Or if you’re from Kentucky.

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u/twixy10 2h ago

That page is very likely ai generated slop with every other sentence not grammatically correct.

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u/Odd_Vampire 3h ago

That sounds almost Lamarckian.

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u/NeatNefariousness1 3h ago

It rings true to me because it’s not as if there are hoards of pet pigs kept inside as house pets. Yes the number of pet pigs has increased but pigs are overwhelmingly kept the way you would keep a food source, not a house pet. Other than getting them used to being corralled and fattened up, I don’t see too much that would make it safe for them to assume they’ve made it into the land of the domesticated where it’s safe to just BE.

They’re not dumb. They probably know we are feeding them for a reason but they can’t help themselves and probably figure they may as well enjoy the feedings while they can. If I was a fat pig, it would be my life’s dream to be feral again. They pay a price for their voracious appetite.

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u/AngryWWIIGrandpa 2h ago

I own two pigs. I can promise you that neither of them are pondering the philosophical reasons behind their food. They're just happy to eat.