Pigs On The Wing Edit Meaning

1.

1. World War I pilot lingo for an enemy pilot in your blind spot.

2. A hidden enemy

3. An awesome two part song by Pink Floyd

1. Charlie Alpha III to Red River I, watch out, you got pigs on your wing!

2. Ever since I called that chick fat, I got pigs all over my wing.

3. If you didn't care what happened to me,

And I didn't care for you

We would zig zag our way through the boredom and pain

Occasionally glancing up through the rain

Wondering which of the buggers to blame

And watching for pigs on the wing.

(Pig On The Wing part 1)

See animals

2.

Anybody who you don't want to see when you run into them. Used to describe enemy fighters in the Second Big One but now is used to describe anyone you have to talk to in a bar, restaurant, sporting event, etc. that you see and don't want to talk to.

You and a buddy walk into your favorite watering hole and see all your ex co-workers, "Hey dude, there are a lot of Pigs on the Wing here, let's leave.

See bogies, douchebags, fuckers, assholes