[BC] A Pig in a Polk

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BTW, 

(from me, a "true southern boy") 

    The phrase is "pig in a poke".  It comes from the old saw about 
not buying a pig in a poke (poke being a closed burlap sack), 
'cause you don't really know what's squirming around in there. . . 
could be anythin'.  

    While Polk Audio may make a loudspeaker (or two) large enough 
to put a pig in, that would make it a "pig of a speaker".  

Havin' a rough Saturday morning, please forgive me. . . 

Grady