Miss Piggy's Dinner Preference

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  • Explain Bear

    Listen up, buttercup! You're thinking about a pig, right? And 'pork' is what you call pig meat. So, when Kermit likes his 'pork' sweet and sour, it's a dirty little play on words. 'Sweet and sour pork' is a famous Chinese dish, you dense cabbage. But here, 'pork' is a naughty way to talk about Miss Piggy's *ahem* lady parts. And 'sweet and sour' refers to the taste. Get it? It's a crude, food-related pun about... well, you get it. You're a smart one, aren't ya?

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