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I have no idea, but I really appreciate the sentiment!

This is so true. That’s how my husband and I divide things. True, I dislike laundry, but I absolutely loathe the dishes. He is the opposite.

Not as hideous as you’ll be in a few years!

And laundry. Always folding the laundry.

I like this version.

That’s a lot of %… I wonder if Quilbert can count that high.

Everybody wants to be a Bongus these days…

I’m sure he appreciates the camaraderie.

I hope you find some relief soon! …without drilling the holes.

I see. I hope things start looking up for you!

He looks sad. Everything ok?

Same, friend, same. Has been for a couple of weeks.

We believe you.

Oh man, thanks for doing the digging, I guess I am way too gullible and need to fact check more. I’ll take it down.

Just for you

Yes, but at least they wouldn't annoy the non-phone users.

That is a fun fact!

“Pig Island, also known as Big Major Cay, is a small uninhabited island in the Exuma archipelago in the Bahamas. It is famous for its unusual inhabitants: a colony of swimming pigs.

These pigs, which have become a popular tourist attraction, live on the island and often swim in the crystal clear waters nearby, approaching boats in search of food.

It is unclear how the pigs arrived on the island. Some theories suggest they were taken by sailors who planned to return to cook them but never did, while others suggest the pigs swam to the island after a nearby shipwreck. Another version indicates that the pigs were introduced as part of a tourism development plan.

Pig Island is only accessible by boat, and many tours offer excursions to see the pigs and swim with them. The experience of interacting with these animals in such a picturesque environment has made the island one of the Bahamas' most unique and popular attractions.”

Probably not all the time, but on their island they have no natural predators, so they do live pretty carefree lives.

I cleaned the water reservoir itself regularly, but not under it. It was a spot you’d maybe clean once in a while.