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Can There Be Too Much Bacon?

Category: Bacon
Posted on: October 3, 2009 2:21 PM, by Dave Bacon

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Jorge sends along the answer...Obese skunk put on vegetarian diet to battle bacon addiction.

Mr. Bumble the skunk loves his bacon sandwiches, but his new owners have put him on a vegetarian diet to help shed the extra weight they've added to his frame.

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