Pig E. Bank

Pig E. Bank is a Facebook sticker set depicting a business pig. They are usually used when somebody is conducting a deal over Facebook, most commonly seen in comment sections for public deals, asking one to "pay up."

Popularity
The sticker first gained popularity in Angry Hell when a user posted a modified sticker (see image). The image began to circulate the group, most commonly used in response to wrong opinions and any reaction other than Angry. As posts depicting transactions between individuals (more often than not, these would request X amount of Angry reactions in exchange for Y) began to soar in popularity, so did the Pig E. Bank sticker for "Pay Up", both the official and an Angry version.

The Beef with Pig E. Banks
Since the Facebook stickers are available to nearly everybody who uses Facebook, many people naturally used Pig E. Bank. However, as popularity surged, the group comments began to become over saturated with Pig E. Bank stickers, leading to frustration among certain members. Many comment sections became unnavigable, simply due to the sheer volume of sticker spam. Tensions rose after one of the admins removed a member for excessive spam, as the continuous reposting led the admin's notifications to go off, depriving them of sleep. The member was not banned, and was allowed to rejoin, as long as they didn't continue to spam.

Supreme Angry Court
On November 28th, the meme status and relevancy of Pig E. Bank was called into question. A case was prepared and presented to the Supreme Angry Court, as Angry vs Banks. On December 1st, 2016, the court declared a verdict that Pig E. Bank was innocent. However, evidence of voter fraud surfaced, as more than the Supreme Court voted. As such, the case is scheduled to go to the general public.

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