Pork til you puke, pig-talking paper messages & generous applications of masking tape.

♥♥ I love hog maws! ♥♥, and my favorite way to eat them is:

1) I tilt my head back,

2) I lay a maw across my face, and

3) I slurp the maw into my mouth handsfree, noisily and wetly.

 

Different U.S. people pronounce "hog maw" different ways depending upon the degree to which the talk in their respective regions exhibits the father-bother and cot-caught mergers re: vowel phonology.

 

For businesses to tape up paper signage outdoors and have it not be vandalized nor stolen is a signal that a neighborhood is low-crime and that its youths are contented — perhaps especially so when the signage in question is describing different kinds of porks.

 

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In the Kanawha City neighborhood of Charleston, West Virginia, on December 29th, 2010, outside the "Risk Fas Chek" / "Risk Market" Fas Chek grocery store at the southwest corner of MacCorkle Avenue (West Virginia Route 61) and Southeast 53rd Street.

 

-- Home Made Ham Salad

-- Superior Bacon 2 for $5.00

-- Hog Maws. Pig Ears, Feet, Tails, Neckbones. Tripe.

 

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Library of Congress classification ideas:

NA6227.S94 Supermarkets—United States—Pictorial works.

HD9321.5 Grocery trade—United States—Pictorial works.

GT3911.A2 Signs and signboards—United States—Pictorial works.

HF6161.P78 Advertising—Pork—Pictorial works.

TX749.5.H35 Cooking (Ham)—Pictorial works.

TX373 Variety meats—Pictorial works.

TX373 Bacon—Pictorial works.

HF5416.5 Pricing—Pictorial works.

TS1105 Paper—Pictorial works.

TS198.3.A3 Masking tape—Pictorial works.

Z43 Writing—Pictorial works.

F249.C4 Charleston (W. Va.)—Pictorial works.

Done