Idday ouyay eakspay Igpay Atinlay asway away idkay? No, that isn't a stream of typos -- it's Pig Latin for, "Did you speak Pig Latin as a kid?"
For the uninitiated, Pig Latin is a made-up language that moves the first consonant of a word to the end with an added "ay," and adds "way" to the end of a word that starts with a vowel.
Got it? Good.
In this comic, however, Grant Snider of Incidental Comics imagines a pig reenacting many of the common Latin phrases that have been assimilated into the English language, redefining "Pig Latin" entirely.
There's one idiom you may not be familiar with: Snider notes that John Steinbeck used to sign books with a drawing of a flying pig next to the motto Ad astra per alas porci -- "to the stars on the wings of a pig."
You can purchase Snider's comics as prints through his poster shop.
