Re: and the weirdness continues

On Tue, 31 Jul 2007 04:37:54 -0400 Ben Turner
<bturner@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote :

On Mon, 30 Jul 2007 22:15:54 -0500, Robin Ryan wrote:

I'm feeling a contest for best definition of "pig zipper" coming on.
Pictorials or phrases accepted, and maximum PG-13 rating.

Anyone? We have some pretty creative minds here...

Found in the "notions" department of the farmer's co-op,
pig zippers help making those silk-like purses from
sow anatomy. ;-)

And then there is PiG-Ware's PiG-Zip (affectionately known
as "pig-zipper") -- a lossless method used for compressing pork
for transportation. PiG-Zip uses an combination of LaZy-sWine
and Huff&Puffmann compression techniques. Oinky-source code
versions (most written in SNORTAMOUS), including Squeal-Zip and
Zipped-in-a-Blanket, eventually overtook pig-zipper's initial
popularity.

The list of PiG-Zip's developers and oinky-source contributors
includes Babe, Freddy, Gaston, Joséphine, Hen-Wen, Minimus,
Napoleon, Old-Major, Piglet, Snowball, Squealer and Wilbur.

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Best,
Ben Turner, Mare's Reach
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