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Where did "Pig Nose" originate?

Started by xobxdoc, Dec 11, 2007, 08:23

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xobxdoc

I first saw it at SONGS in the early eighties. As I traveled I saw it at a lot of other plants.

RDTroja

I first encountered Pig Nose at Calvert in 1979... I think I know who originated it although I will not say who it was due to certain connotations assosciated with it. Did become ubiquitous, though.
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PSYCHO

 :)  could be from saps / bvps late 70's early 80's RAD CON SUPERVISOR
 
      initials E.S.

Rad_Owl_2

Yup.... you got it right.  BVPS in the good old days when men were men and mR's were made of wood.

Rather Hunt Than Tech

There was another drawing popular at Beaver valley at the same time the pig nose was around.  It was called the "crank".  Within the crank were the initials E.A.S.
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alphadude

calvert was the first place I saw it in '79. Ballard may know?

bill10249

Who stated There only one clown at thsi plant and he Hangs on my wall (EAS) perhaps - mstr pig nose him self
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joeguido

I thought it was Henry Black ...

My favorites (from ANO):

"Pig Nose Says if you can read this your getting 20 rad to your eyes"

"Pig Nose Says, don't sit here, beta burns"





Llama

I think Daddy Frank had something to do with it at Calvert as I remember

darkmatter

Quote from: RDTroja on Dec 11, 2007, 08:29
I first encountered Pig Nose at Calvert in 1979... I think I know who originated it although I will not say who it was due to certain connotations assosciated with it. Did become ubiquitous, though.
I first saw it at Point beach in 79, so it must have propagated rapidly at that time. I seem to recall a connotation with the Muppet Show, which was popular then.
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Marlin

Quote from: darkmatter on Oct 22, 2009, 06:52
I first saw it at Point beach in 79, so it must have propagated rapidly at that time. I seem to recall a connotation with the Muppet Show, which was popular then.

I saw it at Millstone in 79, see what happens when there isn't enough Swine Flu nasal spray to go around, it spreads like wild fire.  :P

SloGlo

pignose?!?  that malusage offa smear sticker wuz around before 79, butt it wuz still in vogue in '79 'n probly intwo da 80s.  it wuz at da beav in da first fuel cycle at bv1.  it wuz at da peach in 79, mebbe 78.  e.a.s. had it hung on him.  ballard moor 'n likely had a hand in sum of it, butt aye yam thinking he wuzzant da only won.
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