pic: PIG PEN PALOOOOOOOZA!!!

[Tytus Gerrish]

is that Dan's house?

[wendymom]

Nope, can't pig anyones house thats already on the team. so......that leaves your house open right?

[Billfred]

So I just rediscovered this image, and I'm totally passing this on. (I guess 1618 could, uh, capitalize people?)

One question, though--how do the folks who've been pigged go about contacting the team to de-pig their yards?

[sanddrag]

A few questions:
-Why would I pay to have them removed when they have no right to be there and I could just remove them myself?
-What stops me from recognizing them as "abandoned", claiming them as my own, and throwing them away, burning them, etc?
-What stops someone from calling the cops on you for vandalism or trespassing?

[1902_Battery_SGT]

once we have pigged someone's house we leave a packet that includes info on the team, the fundraiser, and how to contact us for removal of the pigs.

[viking1902]

Originally Posted by sanddrag

A few questions:
-Why would I pay to have them removed when they have no right to be there and I could just remove them myself?
-What stops me from recognizing them as "abandoned", claiming them as my own, and throwing them away, burning them, etc?
-What stops someone from calling the cops on you for vandalism or trespassing?

We don't just pig random peoples houses. That wouldn't be cool. We do pig the houses of people that we know. Friends, parents, aunts, uncles, grandparents, great grandparents, teachers, principals, pretty much anyone who knows the team well enough to know we aren't just pranking them is fair game. "Pigging" someone's house is like asking them for money (with just a bit more flair). If they really, really don't want to give money, they don't have to.