I want a pig. I have for a long time. My wife and I keep saying that when we get out of our loft, we’ll get a pig.
In the meantime, I drew the pig above. I used a silly Web site that has a terrible UI and claims that you can learn something about your personality by how you draw the pig. That’s a bunch of pig shit, of course, and the only thing you can tell is that you’re the kind of person to draw a pig on a Web site. Still, it’s fun to draw a pig.
My wife points out that I didn’t give the pig any holes in his nose for breathing, and the tail kind of looks like excretion. But she also likes the way I did the mostly hidden trotters.
While writing this post, I’ve found that I like to type the word pig. I’ve done it nine times already pig and I don’t know pig if I can pig stop. pig.
P.S. Pig.
Some pig.
I’m not sure I *am* the kind of person to draw a pig on a Web site, but I did it since you provided the link and indicated that you’d done it. Maybe I’m easily led. My pig had no tail, because it was facing me and the curly little tail was hidden by the body. I won’t tell my wife if you don’t.
Hey, Bruce, if she doesn’t know by now, I’m not gonna be the one to break it to her.
I just keep telling her it’s the norm! I wonder how useful these tests are as indicators of the personalities of those who write them.
BTW, we were recently in your state, though only briefly in the upper-left corner. We drove 4800+ miles in my new car, and it was good. CO KS MO IL IN OH WV PA MD WV VA NC TN GA TN AL MS LA TX NM CO. Freeways and back ways; top up in rain, down in shine. No pigs.
Well, belated welcome to the great state of Georgia. Sounds as though you had a nice little jaunt.
My parents live in Georgia (tiny isle off the SE coast), so I get to visit a bit. In fact, I’m a bit overdue—just need to wait for the job to get stale again. And yes, it was a *great* tour. The worst thing about it was that I lost my cell phone, but that could be seen as a good thing.
Time for an iPhone, I guess.