Matching Dragoons: In the World of Porky Pig... #1

Thursday, August 13, 2009

In the World of Porky Pig... #1

The World of Porky Pig is wonderfully wicked awesome. Who wouldn't want to live there? Not only do pigs walk around talking and wearing no pants, there are things like spies, weird inventions, fantastical bizarre foreign lands, and, of course, Cicero, Porky's nephew.

But, in the World of Porky Pig...

..there is a lot of gunfire on the Australian Public Transportation system!

1 comment:

Ozvortex said...: In Australia laws have been passed so that it is no longer legal to carry weapons when riding kangaroos. Cheers, Wayne from DownUnder ;); 1:55 PM

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