That just kicks so much ass! :xbones: Couldn't make that one up! 
Two tons of pig heads spill
Truck spills 2 tons of pig heads on road 1 hour, 5 minutes ago
A truck spilled two tons of pigs' heads on a road in western Germany, giving passing drivers a shock on the night before Halloween, police said Tuesday.
The accident happened Monday night after the truck turned off a highway in Herne, in the Ruhr region, police in Bochum said.
As the driver accelerated away from a traffic light, the door of his trailer opened, spilling the severed heads onto the road.
It took the fire service, helped by a fork-lift truck, an hour-and-a-half to load the heads back onto the truck.
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A truck spilled two tons of pigs' heads on a road in western Germany, giving passing drivers a shock on the night before Halloween, police said Tuesday.
The accident happened Monday night after the truck turned off a highway in Herne, in the Ruhr region, police in Bochum said.
As the driver accelerated away from a traffic light, the door of his trailer opened, spilling the severed heads onto the road.
It took the fire service, helped by a fork-lift truck, an hour-and-a-half to load the heads back onto the truck.
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That's perfect, for your icon, JT.
More fun with pigs....
Frozen pigs close freeway after crash
November 14, 2006
LOS ANGELES - Dozens of frozen pigs were scattered across one of Southern California's busiest freeways Monday night after a truck carrying the carcasses collided with another truck, authorities said.
The pigs were strewn over 80 feet of the Golden State Freeway near Sylmar, about 25 miles north of Los Angeles, CHP Officer David Porter said.
No one was injured in the collision, which was reported shortly after 7:30 p.m., Porter said.
Authorities closed two truck lanes for several hours to investigate the cause of the crash and to pick up the pigs, Porter said.
No further details were immediately available.
Frozen pigs close freeway after crash
November 14, 2006
LOS ANGELES - Dozens of frozen pigs were scattered across one of Southern California's busiest freeways Monday night after a truck carrying the carcasses collided with another truck, authorities said.
The pigs were strewn over 80 feet of the Golden State Freeway near Sylmar, about 25 miles north of Los Angeles, CHP Officer David Porter said.
No one was injured in the collision, which was reported shortly after 7:30 p.m., Porter said.
Authorities closed two truck lanes for several hours to investigate the cause of the crash and to pick up the pigs, Porter said.
No further details were immediately available.
I'm going to have to keep this thread in mind when I write a story some day. I can see an angle with this, but I'm not sure what it is. When it comes to me, it will be in a big way.
Something will rear it's ugly head, I'm sure. Thanks for the vote of confidence, Scary!
Why did I know that JT would be the one to post this story...?
I think he is the only one who posts here.At least he has an ample supply of pig heads now.
More fun with pigs - what the hell is with these friggin pigs all the time?
Woman helps rescue pig on interstate
Wed Dec 6, 11:36 PM ET
When Christine Gamache was driving along Interstate 205 and saw a pig fall out the back of a tractor-trailer rig, she didn't just scratch her head and drive on. She pulled over and stood by the 500-pound animal, possibly averting a freeway pile-up, the State Patrol said.
"She stayed by the pig until we showed up," Trooper Todd Gates said.
Gamache told Gates she'd been driving northbound on I-205 on Monday when the pig somehow fell out the back of an open-top box trailer. It hit the ground spinning.
"It rolled across the highway into the median," Gates said.
After dodging the pig and another truck, Gamache, who had no cell phone, stopped her car and walked up to the pig. The pig was favoring a sore left rear leg but didn't seem seriously hurt, Gates said.
Later, Gates, paramedics and a Clark County sheriff's deputy joined them on the median until a man who works with livestock arrived on the scene to take the pig to safety until its owners could be located.
Woman helps rescue pig on interstate
Wed Dec 6, 11:36 PM ET
When Christine Gamache was driving along Interstate 205 and saw a pig fall out the back of a tractor-trailer rig, she didn't just scratch her head and drive on. She pulled over and stood by the 500-pound animal, possibly averting a freeway pile-up, the State Patrol said.
"She stayed by the pig until we showed up," Trooper Todd Gates said.
Gamache told Gates she'd been driving northbound on I-205 on Monday when the pig somehow fell out the back of an open-top box trailer. It hit the ground spinning.
"It rolled across the highway into the median," Gates said.
After dodging the pig and another truck, Gamache, who had no cell phone, stopped her car and walked up to the pig. The pig was favoring a sore left rear leg but didn't seem seriously hurt, Gates said.
Later, Gates, paramedics and a Clark County sheriff's deputy joined them on the median until a man who works with livestock arrived on the scene to take the pig to safety until its owners could be located.
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