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Kingston The Piglet - Twitchin Kitten - 05-03-2010
OMG he's so adorable.
http://www.wimp.com/swimmingpiglet/
RE: Kingston The Piglet - obycencio - 05-04-2010
Aw! Now I want one! Hehe... How big would it be??
RE: Kingston The Piglet - Twitchin Kitten - 05-04-2010
They get pretty big, Glo. My friend Pam has a pot bellied pig and she weighs 400 pounds.
RE: Kingston The Piglet - obycencio - 05-04-2010
wow, I'd need a farm, hehe. I remember my greatgrandma having lots of pigs... and yes they were huge!! I don't know their breed tough... and also I was very little!
RE: Kingston The Piglet - twisteroo - 05-04-2010
I kinda feel sorry for the little shit, I mean all he knows is he is alone and those feet are kinda friendly so he follows them anywhere, even in the water.
He is a cute little shit though.
RE: Kingston The Piglet - Twitchin Kitten - 05-04-2010
We were at a bike weekend in York, Pa one year and one of the vendors had a tiny little pig at his stall. I was enthralled and wanted to take him home but considering we went on bikes, I had no safe place to haul him home. I had the farm, had the room to keep him. Just not the means to bring him home.
He had a white spot on his belly and was as small as the one in that video. So damn cute..... what is it about cute things that bring you to your knees?
RE: Kingston The Piglet - Rhubarb - 06-16-2010
I've just seen this and I've seen an abridged film of Kingston not the bit at the beach.
They get so big I hope the owners are ready for that!
My Godmother owned a Saddleback pig, which was huge, but came in the house and was extremely clean. She lived on a dairy farm, at the time. I always thought it odd when she moved (it was her parents farm) the pig went with her and was still allowed in the house but the dogs she owned were never allowed further than the porchway (which was huge).