In Australia you can have only one name. I assume it must be a surname but I may be wrong. My work’s computer does not allow having only one name so you have to enter same name as both given and surname.
Let’s play “Where’s Stephen Going?” A few days ago, the strip was about traveling to exotic if not dangerous places and now we have a strip about passports.
Pig’s going to Middletown, Delaware County, Pennsylvania, home of Habbersett Scrapple and other fine pork products !!To visit his ancestor’s resting place….
Cute. But Pig (no surname; not even a sir-name!) should know that by now. Doesn’t he have a driver’s license? Doesn’t he pay property taxes or income taxes? Hasn’t he ever filled out a census form? Or obtained a library card?
Well, there was that guy who lived at Charles de Gaulle airport for a few years. When the got him his paperwork he rejected it because he wanted it to reflect his name as “Sir, Alfred” – comma and all.
BE THIS GUY over 5 years ago
Sur-Lee
SonicFan91 over 5 years ago
Mario. Seriously, Marios full name is Mario Mario
noahproblem over 5 years ago
Sir Loin of Pork…
DennisinSeattle over 5 years ago
Pig Pastis. Pig is his baby, after all. Don’t know if he has a birth certificate, though.
library_dean over 5 years ago
He must have a birth certificate. How else could sign up for Social Security?
GeifuKe over 5 years ago
Sir Swine, oh devine.
GeifuKe over 5 years ago
Are you sir? Yes I’m sur(e).
GeifuKe over 5 years ago
Fortunately, my name isn’t John John.
GeifuKe over 5 years ago
And I feel for all those folks whose last name might be Pigh.
PICTO over 5 years ago
I thought Pig was related to the “father of the scientific method”.
jimmjonzz Premium Member over 5 years ago
Passport office? Let’s play Where is Pig Going?
I’ll start.
Ummm… Hamburg? Someone can surely do better than that.
Robin Harwood over 5 years ago
How can he not know what a surname is? You learn this when you are five, if not earlier.
tonypezzano over 5 years ago
In Australia you can have only one name. I assume it must be a surname but I may be wrong. My work’s computer does not allow having only one name so you have to enter same name as both given and surname.
cdgar over 5 years ago
Last Train To Porksville?
Breadboard over 5 years ago
Why not a hername instead of surname … Croc Power !
mjb515 over 5 years ago
The last name, like Francis Bacon.
johndifool over 5 years ago
He doesn’t even have a first name, technically speaking. Only the crocs have actual first names (why is that?).
Kaputnik over 5 years ago
He might be related to the Li’l Abner character Moonbeam McSwine. Of course, she was human, but her pigs might have taken her family name.
Nuliajuk over 5 years ago
Just use a patronymic, like “Pig Boarson”.
F-Flash over 5 years ago
When pigs fly.
tripwire45 over 5 years ago
Let’s play “Where’s Stephen Going?” A few days ago, the strip was about traveling to exotic if not dangerous places and now we have a strip about passports.
Popcorn over 5 years ago
No fear,he is just going to the…Piggley Wiggley!
rick1881 over 5 years ago
Going to England to see “Hamlet?”
El Cobbo Grande over 5 years ago
Bacon Raton?
El Cobbo Grande over 5 years ago
Hack his “links” to travel sites!
El Cobbo Grande over 5 years ago
He might be traveling “Dutch” with Anthony Weiner
El Cobbo Grande over 5 years ago
I hear he likes to visit Battle sites, like Pork Chop Hill…….okI’m done now
El Cobbo Grande over 5 years ago
Ok…..maybe one more…..”Gudday mates, Aussie Bob ,hereI’d STY fer some more BUTT, I’m done in”
scottartist creator over 5 years ago
Piggeth? Only if pig is a third-person, singular verb.
“I pig, thou piggest, he/she piggeth…”
B UTTONS over 5 years ago
Sir Pig of Bacon
jvn over 5 years ago
Sir Loin of Pork
dukedoug over 5 years ago
Vienna (Wiener)
Nuke Road Warrior over 5 years ago
Sir Jethro de Bodine, Head varlet to the Earl of Clampet
harkherp over 5 years ago
Pig’s going to Middletown, Delaware County, Pennsylvania, home of Habbersett Scrapple and other fine pork products !!To visit his ancestor’s resting place….
chris_weaver over 5 years ago
Who knew that only members of the British aristocracy could travel?
eddie6192 over 5 years ago
Sir Dumb Piggeth sounds about right.
Zebrastripes over 5 years ago
Sir Piggeth Bacon Bitts
Sisyphos over 5 years ago
Cute. But Pig (no surname; not even a sir-name!) should know that by now. Doesn’t he have a driver’s license? Doesn’t he pay property taxes or income taxes? Hasn’t he ever filled out a census form? Or obtained a library card?
Pig’s ignorance is almost comical….
skipper1992 over 5 years ago
Well, there was that guy who lived at Charles de Gaulle airport for a few years. When the got him his paperwork he rejected it because he wanted it to reflect his name as “Sir, Alfred” – comma and all.
wordsmeet over 3 years ago
You’re Pig Pastis!