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The Epic of Pigamesh
Well, I missed Samhain Day, but I feel we cannot do this day justice without posting some of the finest pig literature.
The following is the Epic tale of Pigamesh, the greatest of the old High Swine Kings of Sweden. This tale represents the pinnacle of Pig literature.
Oink oink, oink oink, snort.
Every time I read it I cannot stop the tears from coming to my eyes, oh what a noble swine was Pigamesh.
Also,
DIO DIO DIO
The following is the Epic tale of Pigamesh, the greatest of the old High Swine Kings of Sweden. This tale represents the pinnacle of Pig literature.
Oink oink, oink oink, snort.
Every time I read it I cannot stop the tears from coming to my eyes, oh what a noble swine was Pigamesh.
Also,
DIO DIO DIO
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Ya calling a pig great?
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>Ya calling a pig great?
Great is a relative term. When I say "Greatest" I mean the best of the pig literature.
I think i wrote that.
This is debatable and I personally find them on par with "Oink snort snort" and "Oink oink WEEEEEEE snort snort"
> This is debatable and I personally find them on par with "Oink snort snort" and "Oink oink WEEEEEEE snort snort"
I respectfully disagree, the first work you mentioned, while a great work on its own, shows none of the depth or thought that the Epic of Pigamesh shows. The second was obvious written by a pig on some sort of sugar (I.E. An American Swine).
Mmmmm... I love meatballs.
I love Sweden period.
Lucia
S-rock!
PIGAMESH!
But how do pigs write with their filthy pig trotters?
Perhaps the true wonder of these literary works lies in that.
More like E-pig, heyooooo