Carole wrote:
>I had just sat down after a long day to check my e-mail when I read
>John Bjork's revelation that Cincinnati's famed flying pigs, or piggy
>"angels" as I like to think of them, are really mutant geese. Can this
>possibly be true? And I had just purchased flying lessons for all the
>Connecticut pigs seeking sanctuary in the piggy paradise that is known
>as Parkinsaw. Please respond with further instructions.
> I remain, Concerned Carole in Connecticut
>
Actually, I wonder if the Parkies in Parkinsaw had a few too many
Levolagers? Whatever the mutant animanls were that made their way to
Parkinsaw, I can assure you that there ARE indeed FLYING pigs....otherwise,
why would the good people of Cincinnati have erected a monument to them on
the banks of the O-HI-O ? Cincy is also known for its beer, due to a
German heritage, but I don't think Cincy beer would turn pigs into
geese.....how do they brew that Levolager, anyhow? I have it on good
authority that the piggies are slowly winging their way north as we write,
so folks in Parkinsaw should get their sanctuary ready---the piggies are
coming! the piggies are coming!
---just for fun!........ Camilla <[log in to unmask]>
http://www.newcountry.nu/pd/members/camilla/one.htm
Laughter-- :-) :-)
the best medecine !
