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Subject: Re: Re: Cannibals [I suppose 'Orphaned R - (nf)
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Date: Sat, 12-Nov-83 18:28:08 EST
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isrnix!akp    Nov 12 03:09:00 1983

Probably because it was easier than saying, "You can eat pork, but only
certain parts, and you have to cook it a long time, or you'll get sick.
Yes, I know you can have your cow-meat rare, even raw, but pig-meat is
different.  See, it's like this..."
	Another possibility: people reason, "Hmmmm.. When I eat pork, I
get ill. Must mean that God doesn't want me to eat pork."

				-- Allan Pratt
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