Self-sacrifice
It was with particular interest that I noticed how last week’s episode of $#*! (Bleep) My Dad Says on CBS television mentioned a pig that willingly went to slaughter.
Pigs Parachute into Pimlico
We’ve always been English and we’ll always be English; and it’s precisely because we are English that we’re sticking up for our right to be Burgundians! Mrs. Pemberton (played by Betty Warren) in Passport to Pimlico We will perhaps forever debate the true aerodynamic potential of pigs; but here is a quite enjoyable 60-year-old example [...]
Pig of Happiness
Even if happiness forgets about the pig a little bit, the pig never completely forgets about happiness.
Vitruvian Swine and Flying Pigs – Redux
The image of the Vitruvian Swine idled in my imagination for several years before it debuted on Porkopolis.org. I have since discovered that many other folk have independently arrived at a similar conception of da Vinci and the swine. None of these have appealed to my inner oinkeological nature so much as the swine at Matt Buck’s Hack web site.
Bacon, Poetry and Love
I have added the poem Bacon by Badger Clark to the poetry section of the Library. Also, Heather Lauer over at Bacon Unwrapped has a new book – Bacon: A Love Story – 244 pages of fun, facts, recipes and resources about the best meat ever.
pig Latinized “Lorem Ipsum”
Porkopolis.org has created pig Latinized “Lorem Ipsum,” so now your HTML, XHTML and Wordpress testing pages can have the impact of pigs and Latin with a fraction of the trouble!
Figurski at Findhorn on Acid
Figurski at Findhorn on Acid a work of hypertext fiction by Richard Holeton Published by: Eastgate Systems, Inc. 134 Main Street; Watertown MA 02472 USA. CD for Windows and Macintosh Web: www.eastgate.com/ Email: info@eastgate.com Phone: (617) 924–9044 | (800) 562–1638 Purchase info More on Richard Holeton What do a murderous graduate student, a handless cup [...]
SlipKnot and The PC Pig
“SlipKnot was how I first accessed the ‘graphical’ web in the early 1990s and The PC Pig was one of the first sites I found there.” — Daniel E. Schultz SlipKnot Web Browser First published in 1994, SlipKnot was the world’s first graphical web browser for PC-Windows 3.1 users with ordinary dial-up Unix shell accounts. [...]
