Breadpig Blog: Purveyor & Publisher of All Things Geek — breadpig

I can understand why someone would have "Breadpig" as a nickname, I just want to know if it was self-chosen.The blogger appears to have a special guy in her life who she has named after our hero. I'm not sure where the "silly" part comes in, but it's a very romantic tribute nonetheless. We may have the foundation for the next big romantic comedy here: Breadpig in Love.

Breadpig was thrilled to see another LOLmagnetz appearance in this latest issue of the ThinkGeek catalog. Look for us under the red stapler. And don't ever let them take away your red Swingline. We've been proudly sold on ThinkGeek for a while now and couldn't be happier with our nerdy relationship together.

It's not secret that breadpig has a soft spot for the SF SPCA, but it's apparently mutual. After naming an orphaned kitten "breadpig," our breadpig loyalists were pleased to see him get adopted before the weekend concluded. Now we're treated with some more background on the adoption story: The woman has been looking for a cat for 3 months and immediately connected to him because he was rubbing against the door and being cute, of course. She was hesitant but went to the adoption desk and learned more about him. The volunteer stated that initially it was the name "...

Behold, breadpig the cat! The first of his kind (as far as we know). We must apologize for some shoddy reporting. The cat the SF/SPCA renamed "Breadpig" is in fact male. Nonetheless, he shouldn't have any trouble finding a home. He is either the life of the party or the laziest one in the room. He's been called a player, but only because of his keen ability to love you and be loved by many, not to mention he can slay a toy mouse like its nobody's business! I couldn't think of a better namesake. What are you waiting for?...

Breadpig was invited to the opening of the SF SPCA's magnificent new facility, the Leanne B. Roberts Animal Care Center. Due to a sudden world-saving mission, Alexis & Liz visited the opening in breadpig's stead. As thrilling as it was to see breadpig on the wall, that excitement was easily matched by the sight of the "Barker Family Fund" nearby. We suspect they give exclusively to dog-related causes. For the record, breadpig has no biases toward either the grain or swine non-profit sectors. How did our breaded swine end up with such an honor? Well, that's thanks to you, breadpig...