Drunk pig

[Pakku]

I was just re-reading Full Moon. Blister's first attempt at painting
the pig results in an effort that shows the pig drunk. I remember
from my earlier reading of this book that this was because Lord
Emsworth emptied Tipton's flask into her feed trough but don't see any
mention of this in the book.

Was it in some other book that the pig ended up actually intoxicated?

[Ian Michaud, TWS]

Post by Pakku
I was just re-reading Full Moon. Blister's first attempt at painting
the pig results in an effort that shows the pig drunk. I remember
from my earlier reading of this book that this was because Lord
Emsworth emptied Tipton's flask into her feed trough but don't see any
mention of this in the book.
Was it in some other book that the pig ended up actually intoxicated?

Yes, it was in "Galahad at Blandings" (U. S. title: "The Brinkmanship of
Galahad Threepwood").

But it wasn't Clarence who emptied Tipton's flask in the sty - it was
Wilfred Allsop.

The Mixer

[Pakku]

Post by Ian Michaud, TWS

I was just re-reading Full Moon.  Blister's first attempt at painting
the pig results in an effort that shows the pig drunk.  I remember
from my earlier reading of this book that this was because Lord
Emsworth emptied Tipton's flask into her feed trough but don't see any
mention of this in the book.
Was it in some other book that the pig ended up actually intoxicated?

Yes, it was in "Galahad at Blandings" (U. S. title: "The Brinkmanship of
Galahad Threepwood").
But it wasn't Clarence who emptied Tipton's flask in the sty - it was
Wilfred Allsop.
The Mixer

Thanks Ian. Unfortunately the local library system doesn't have it.
Wondering if I want to pony up 3 bucks plus 3.50 shipping to buy it
from half.com (where for some strange reason there is a copy listed
for 51 dollars too)
Rgds

[kkt]

Post by Pakku

Post by Ian Michaud, TWS

I was just re-reading Full Moon. =A0Blister's first attempt at painting
the pig results in an effort that shows the pig drunk. =A0I remember
from my earlier reading of this book that this was because Lord
Emsworth emptied Tipton's flask into her feed trough but don't see any
mention of this in the book.
Was it in some other book that the pig ended up actually intoxicated?

Yes, it was in "Galahad at Blandings" (U. S. title: "The Brinkmanship of
Galahad Threepwood").
But it wasn't Clarence who emptied Tipton's flask in the sty - it was
Wilfred Allsop.
The Mixer

Thanks Ian. Unfortunately the local library system doesn't have it.
Wondering if I want to pony up 3 bucks plus 3.50 shipping to buy it
from half.com (where for some strange reason there is a copy listed
for 51 dollars too)
Rgds

Perhaps the $51 copy is a first edition or some such.

I'm shocked that your local library system doesn't have it. A stern
letter to the Committee seems called for.

-- Patrick

[Pakku]

Post by kkt

Post by Ian Michaud, TWS

I was just re-reading Full Moon. =A0Blister's first attempt at painting
the pig results in an effort that shows the pig drunk. =A0I remember
from my earlier reading of this book that this was because Lord
Emsworth emptied Tipton's flask into her feed trough but don't see any
mention of this in the book.
Was it in some other book that the pig ended up actually intoxicated?

Yes, it was in "Galahad at Blandings" (U. S. title: "The Brinkmanship of
Galahad Threepwood").
But it wasn't Clarence who emptied Tipton's flask in the sty - it was
Wilfred Allsop.
The Mixer

Thanks Ian.  Unfortunately the local library system doesn't have it.
Wondering if I want to pony up 3 bucks plus 3.50 shipping to buy it
from half.com (where for some strange reason there is a copy listed
for 51 dollars too)
Rgds

Perhaps the $51 copy is a first edition or some such.
I'm shocked that your local library system doesn't have it.  A stern
letter to the Committee seems called for.
-- Patrick

I don't know about stern but I will definitely make a recommendation.
I doubt however think that the committee, if that is what the decision
making body is, will give me a forum to make an impassioned case for a
PGW work.

[J]

I doubt however that the committee, if that is what the decision
making body is, will give me a forum to make an impassioned case for a
PGW work.

The more fools they...

[Pakku]

Post by J

I doubt however that the committee, if that is what the decision
making body is, will give me a forum to make an impassioned case for a
PGW work.

The more fools they...

In all fairness to the "committee" when I called them up they said
that a new edition of the book was due out in Aug '09 and they would
get a copy of it then. I checked on Amazon and indeed a new edition
is coming out next August.

[Low Life #3]

"Pakku" <***@soccermail.com> wrote in message news:0337705b-26e9-435b-9177-***@f20g2000yqg.googlegroups.com...
:I was just re-reading Full Moon. Blister's first attempt at painting
: the pig results in an effort that shows the pig drunk. I remember
: from my earlier reading of this book that this was because Lord
: Emsworth emptied Tipton's flask into her feed trough but don't see any
: mention of this in the book.
:
: Was it in some other book that the pig ended up actually intoxicated?

here's a guy that tattoos pigs. don't know if the pigs are inebriated or
not.

http://www.youtube.com:80/watch?v=3ZfmiFyTQgg

[Mike Schilling]

Post by Low Life #3

Post by Pakku
I was just re-reading Full Moon. Blister's first attempt at painting
the pig results in an effort that shows the pig drunk. I remember
from my earlier reading of this book that this was because Lord
Emsworth emptied Tipton's flask into her feed trough but don't see
any mention of this in the book.
Was it in some other book that the pig ended up actually intoxicated?

here's a guy that tattoos pigs. don't know if the pigs are
inebriated or not.
http://www.youtube.com:80/watch?v=3ZfmiFyTQgg

One hopes not; you'd hate for the pig to wake up the next day and not
remember where the tattoo came from.