the Porkopolis blog
Considerations of humanity and hogritude, because an insufficiency of pigs is one of the great faults of all that the gods have made manifest to man.
In the Porkopolis.org Library, poetry updates for mid-April include: an eccentric Anglican; a moveable feast; diction adapted to a certain class of readers; lawyers, not pigs in time of famine; hogs and men hunted and penned in an inglorious spot; and lastly, perpetual promises, but to no good ends. The poet Robert Peters discusses Gyp, [...]
A new work of art has been added to the Porkopolis.org Art Museum. For me it is also the point of departure for considering how friends might utilize humor as a tension reliever and a coping mechanism for momentarily dispelling their concerns over the consequential matters that embroiled their days. Here, the humor employed is sarcasm and the implementation is through a humorous drawing of a pig and bit of doggerel.
Here is a stop-motion animation short film about a hungry wolf and a fleeing pig.
DEDICATED... to the millions of porkers who've gone to their final resting sites inside us, and to the ghosts of still billions more pigs who've long since passed away down the throat of time. I'd like to call them all by name, but the list is long and I cannot remember.
William Hedgepeth in The Hog Book, (1978).
