RIDING PIGGYBACK

I wonder where the expression comes from? Why would the rider be on the back of the pig? Is it because the heavier one is doing the work? Maybe that's it, and it like a lot of things is, just too easy.

I wonder how long this rider lasted? My guess would be just about as long as that pig ate whatever he was chowing down on.

I never rode a pig or tried to catch a greased pig. I never kissed a pig, but I've seen it done for charity.

I've never taken a pig to market or much cared for pig tails. I don't even know what a pig in a poke is. I never understood people keeping pet pigs in their houses though I've heard of a few who did. One was Luke Perry or Matthew Perry or Perry Mason or Mason Dixon. Ok, it's run out. Anyway, that guy who played a high school kid on 90210. He had a receding hairline and looked 30 easy. But he was supposed to be this big high school heartthrob. All I know is at MTV high a girl by the name of Rebecca Lane had an id issued to her in 1990 with 90210. I thought that was really cool.

Ok, from piggy back to 90210. I guess I'm done with stream-of-conscience. I never liked that when writers did that anyway(s). But I like word association. And, you know what? I think I'd have liked that pig ride.