
In other words, is he selling out himself or his children? If the former, well, we've already met an entire world of similar degenerates. If the latter, he belongs to an exclusive club of those who would destroy their progeny. (There was this striking example, and this one too.)
And either way, you just know this pig will succumb, lured by the temptation of spending eternity (or, you know, a few reeking hours) lodged in someone's digestive tract.
Zum Spanferkel has more to offer besides a conflicted pig! They also have this:

Yes, we know. But those trunked and droopy weirdos are meant to be pigs.
Trust us on this. We're experts.


1 comment:
Theres some grim sense of humor hidden in the latter example here, since "Schwein gehabt" is a german idiom for someone being lucky.
http://www.dict.cc/german-english/Er+hat+Schwein+gehabt.html
This "joke" is seen throughout Germany, though these two specimen are quite... erm... well. Im at a loss here.
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