He's also constantly resodding his tiny backyard because the grass is essentially a salad bar for swine.

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He was sitting there almost humanly, rapidly chewing a blade of grass and using his tiny front paws to steady it.

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Tiny countertop robots inform us that, say, arugula doesn't go with boiled carrots or that lemon grass tastes awful with chocolate milk.

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