Breadpig Blog: Purveyor & Publisher of All Things Geek — The Breadpig Legion

Karl Long of Tcritic recognized the death of Philip K. Dick yesterday and in so doing, gave a very kind shoutout to breadpig's most popular shirt, Dreaming of Androids. The breadpig considers Karl a proud comrade for your service; here he is, http://tcritic.com/archives/on-this-day-in-history-march-2nd-t-shirt-philip-k-dick/">in his own words: The Dreaming Of Androids T-Shirt is a charming reference to one of Philip K. Dick’s renowned novel[s], “Do Androids Dream of Electric Sheep?” which was the basis for the classic movie Blade Runner. We're overdue for a restocking...

The breadpig only recently discovered twitter and found that the breadpig legion had already made its presence known. Guenlian, a satisfied breadpigger and owner of LOLmagnetz used this hip messaging system to express approval about our LOL instruction manual: is amazed that LOLmagnetz come with instructions! "Precautions For Use: Your home is full of magnetic surfaces compatible with LOLmagnetz" But that wasn't all! Shortly thereafter came another tweet: "we recommend that LOLmagnetz not be used" on computers. Complete with drawing of fried CPU with the "Can", "Has"&"Fail" magnetz applied. Thank you, Guenlian, for proving that some people still do read...

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 "...

We just received the bittersweet news. We barely got to know little Breadpig, but he's already been taken home over the weekend. Laura, one of the breadpig legion at the SF SPCA, summarized the our feelings well: I can only hope his new family will allow for the occasional crime fighting in his schedule…. No word yet on whether there will be a Breadpig, Jr.

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?...