Thomas Hagey was born near Cambridge, Ontario. He is the author of several books of parody, the most successful of which is PLAYBOAR Magazine--Entertainment for Pig Farmers, which has sold nearly a million copies worldwide. In 1986 Hagey built his now famous Pigmobile and set out on a publicity tour which took him around North America in 37 days. The tour's mission was twofold: promote his Book PLAYBOAR, and support the Second Harvest Food Bank. The "Ham's Across America" tour raised a half ton of Ham to support the Second Harvest Food Bank. He has sold nearly 1.5 million books worldwide, and has made numerous media appearances.
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Humor, American wit and humor, Parodies, imitations, Periodicals, American wit and humor, animals, Beaute corporelle, Cosmopolitan (New York, N.Y. : 1952), Cows, Fashion, Girlie magazines, Horses, Humour, Mode, Parodies, pastiches, Penthouse (New York, N.Y.), Personal Beauty, Swine, Vogue, Wit and humorID Numbers
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