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Carole: I can assure you there's nothing suspicious about the name 'Bjork'; it means 'birch' in Swedish, not "death to pigs", or anything . As far as my diet is concerned, as I mentioned last night, it's limited to walley, whitefish, venison and Levolager beer. (Here I thought it was the Levolager I was using to wash down my Sinemet in the morning, that was giving me that kick, and all along it was the carbonation. Well, thanks alot guys, now I have no excuse for that 8 AM eye-opener. Back to, ugh, Coke.) Since I moved to Parkinsaw, MI, I have not had a ham sandwitch, bacon, ham hocks, pork ribs or pork roast. Hmmm. Time for breakfast in 30 minutes. Now,what would go great with some scrambled eggs, toast and coffee. Lets' see now.... John Bjork Parkinsaw, MI A View from the Lighter Side of PD Bumper Sticker of the Week "Caution!! Baby Pig On Board!" -------------------------------------- Carole Hercun wrote: > Many thanks to Hans, John, Camilla and others who have concern for the > Connecticut pigs. I still believe that both the Connecticut and Cincinnati > pigs are in grave danger (even if they do have wings.) When pigs fly... > Meanwhile, I am going to recruit an undercover operative per John's > suggestion. I am going to dial up iSleuth.com as soon as I finish this e-mail. > In the meanwhile, I think we should send ALL the pigs, including Porky and > Porquetta to Parkinsaw forprotection. I am willing to trust John even though > the name Bjork DOES sound suspicious to me. And he never did answer the > question of if he had ever eaten a ham sandwich. PLEASE don't don't believe > the rumors that I had ribs for dinner last night.. > > Concerned Carole in Connecticut > 52/51/?45 P.S. I think you guys are hilarious. > Laughter IS the best medicine > > ____________________________________________________________________ > Get your own FREE, personal Netscape WebMail account today at http://webmail.netscape.com.