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What do you get when you cross invasive feral pigs with Insane Clown Posse? A nightmare scenario for most people, but a dream come true for Juggalos. That's right, the hardcore fans of the horrorcore rap duo are the only ones who can handle the sight of these wild hogs running amok in the woods, wearing clown makeup and blasting their favorite tunes. How did this bizarre phenomenon come to be, and why Juggalos are the only ones who can save us from the piggy apocalypse.
Invasive feral pigs in the US cause millions of dollars in damage to crops, wildlife and property, and will attack humans
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What do you get when you cross invasive feral pigs with Insane Clown Posse? A nightmare scenario for most people, but a dream come true for Juggalos. That's right, the hardcore fans of the horrorcore rap duo are the only ones who can handle the sight of these wild hogs running amok in the woods, wearing clown makeup and blasting their favorite tunes. How did this bizarre phenomenon come to be, and why Juggalos are the only ones who can save us from the piggy apocalypse.

Invasive feral pigs in the US cause millions of dollars in damage to crops, wildlife and property, and will attack humans and pets. They are not native to North America, but were introduced by European settlers as a source of food. Over time, some of them escaped or were released into the wild, where they interbred with wild boars and adapted to various habitats, and reproduce rapidly. Today, there are an estimated 6 million feral pigs in the US, and their numbers are growing.

Insane Clown Posse, on the other hand, is a rap group from Detroit, Michigan, that has been making music since 1989 known for their violent and vulgar lyrics, their elaborate stage shows featuring clown costumes and props, and their loyal fan base known as Juggalos. Juggalos are often stereo-typed as low-class, uneducated and antisocial misfits who enjoy drinking cheap soda called Faygo and painting their faces like clowns. They also have their own subculture, slang and symbols, such as the hatchetman logo and the word "whoop whoop". Juggalos have faced discrimination and harassment from law enforcement and society at large, who view them as a gang or a cult.

These two seemingly unrelated entities come together. The Juggalos named their new companions "Jugga-pigs", and started taking them along to their gatherings and concerts. The pigs became an attraction for other Juggalos, who wanted to pet them, take selfies with them, and join them in their Faygo-fueled antics. The Jugga-pigs soon developed a reputation as the ultimate defenders of the Juggalo family.

However, not everyone was happy with this situation. The authorities were alarmed by the reports of feral pigs roaming around with clown makeup and blasting rap music. They feared that the pigs could pose a threat to public safety and health, as well as damage the environment. They also suspected that the Juggalos were using the pigs for illegal activities, such as smuggling drugs or weapons. They launched a crackdown on the Jugga-pigs and their Juggalo owners, raiding their campsites and confiscating their animals. The Juggalos argued that the Jugga-pigs were harmless and misunderstood creatures who deserved respect and freedom.

The conflict between the authorities and the Juggalos escalated with violence and sabotage. The authorities used helicopters, drones and traps to hunt down and capture the Jugga-pigs. The Jugga-pigs joined in the fight, using their teeth, tusks and hooves to injure and kill anyone who threatened them or their Juggalo family.

The war raged on for months, with no sign of resolution or compromise. The casualties mounted on both sides, as well as among innocent bystanders caught in the crossfire. The media dubbed the conflict "The Jugga-pig War", and reported on it with a mix of horror and fascination. The public was divided on the issue, with some sympathizing with the Juggalos and their Jugga-pigs, and others condemning them as dangerous and irresponsible.

The Jugga-pig War became one of the most bizarre and controversial events in recent history, raising questions about animal rights, human rights, culture, identity and society. It also showed the power and influence of Insane Clown Posse and their Juggalo fan base, who managed to create a new species of animal and a new social movement. Whether you love them or hate them, you can't deny that they are one of a kind.

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I consider myself a lucky man. I was hired under the Research Addressed to National Needs Program at Brookhaven National Lab; helped developed DOE's Energy Conservation Utilization Technology division; and I was trained by my mentor to be a futurist and an optimist. I've worked in and for companies and organizations that want practical and applied solutions for the petroleum, agricultural, food and mining industries as a consultant. I've been ignored, laughed at and revered for ideas, concepts and opinions. I believe science and technology has solutions and ignorance and poverty create most of the world's problems.

Previous innovative efforts in applied process chemistry have resulted in a new metal winning process; homogeneous and heterogeneous high activity catalysts; diesel soot reduction, advanced lubricants and additives for submarines and aircraft and created alternative ignition catalysts for advanced monopropellants, slickwater fracking and bio-based deicing and dielectric fluids. The National Research Council has recognized my innovative methanol patent as a future "benchmark discovery in catalysis". I received an IR&D Award for one of the best technical innovations of 2001 and was a co-winner of a 2014 Innov8 Award. In addition, I built several teams assessing new technology and organized technical teams for pollution reduction and hazardous materials minimization and for the NASA commercial development of space.

In addition, I lectured at the university level, have authored over 75 publications and patents and have been an invited speaker at universities, professional meetings, conferences and symposia. At BNL, I was consultant to MIT chemical Engineering Practice School programs and won teaching awards at 2 major universities.