Posted by PJM/MI on 3/11/06 6:43am
Msg #104033

A Real Pig Stye

I know we've all seen our share of people living in some mighty strange circumstances, and had some unusual closings.
I went to a closing yesterday where the borrowers had real, live pigs living in the house with them. And they were not pot-belly pigs. The real deal. The male weighs in at 85, the female at 75. They had a litter of babies, but poppa pig killed 3 of the babies so they only have 2 little piglets running loose throughout the house.
I'm waiting to go to a closing where there is a horse or cow in the living room.
Gotta love this business!

Reply by LilyMD on 3/11/06 6:46am
Msg #104036

Who were the borrowers? The Ziffels?

Reply by Beth/MD on 3/11/06 7:42am
Msg #104046

I had to think about this for a minute. Yes, I've seen Green Acres on Nick at Nite!

Reply by LkArrowhd/CA on 3/11/06 10:08am
Msg #104078

Re: A Real Pig Stye-I had no idea pigs ate their young n/m

Reply by Brenda/CA on 3/11/06 2:47pm
Msg #104141

Re: A Real Pig Stye-I had no idea pigs ate their young

The horse may be possible of course but only if it is Mr Ed!

Reply by christiSocal on 3/11/06 3:50pm
Msg #104152

Mr. Ed is a funny story for me

Shortly after I got married, we were asleep and about 4am my husband sat straight up in bed and recited the whole song " a horse is a horse of course a horse etc " then layed back down and continued sleeping! I was wondering just what I had gotten myself into

Reply by Beth/MD on 3/11/06 4:23pm
Msg #104157

Re: Mr. Ed is a funny story for me --Christi

I have to ask...did he ever sing it after that or was it a one time thing? Is his name Ed?