Is 'pork in the fridge' some sort of euphemism?

[Acker79]

I ask because I was woken about 5.25 by people down the street having some sort of screaming match.

Apparently, this woman student (I think) was screaming about her pork being in some guy's fridge. He was yelling back about it. She wanted to get her pork back out of his fridge, he was angry about it being there or something, little hazy on the precise details, what with only just being woken up and having to strain a little to hear.

I imagine if it was literal there must be some other issue at play (either some other areas in their relationship or some intoxicating substance), but it just seemed to be a weird thing for people to be arguing over at 5.30 in the morning.


So, was this a literal argument, or is it some euphemism I'm not young or hip enough to understand?

 

[Giraffe]

Suspect she had just contracted swine flu

 

[Acker79]

interesting theory...

 

[Nottseagull]

Maybe you dreamt it!

 

[sydney]

aceeeeeeeeeeed....!!!

 

[jordanseagull]

Im going to need more information to get a proper anaylsis.

 

[Flavor Flav]

Probably crackheads.

 

[surrey jim]

he may have been sticking his sausage elsewhere

 

[NMH]

he may have been sticking his sausage elsewhere

With that avatar....... oh never mind

 

[Fungus]

Did you see Harry Hill the other week, when he mentioned "playing the pork trumpet"?

Was this a literal quote, or is it some euphemism I'm not young or hip enough to understand?

 

['sladegull]

Probably crackheads.

or Crackling heads

 

[surrey jim]

With that avatar....... oh never mind