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wez

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It's, "do unto others as you would have them do unto you".
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I've been told that's quite naive. :rolleyes:

Must be.. "Do unto others, claim they are you, and cry like a schoolgirl".. :D

 
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emkay64

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I'm not a revenge person. It usually makes the person doing it look bad. Just like fighting, I usually feel bad after and wish we hadn't gone that route in the first place. I hate looking bad and regretting what I said or did.
 
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wez

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I'm not a revenge person. It usually makes the person doing it look bad. Just like fighting, I usually feel bad after and wish we hadn't gone that route in the first place. I hate looking bad and regretting what I said or did.
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I tend to enjoy just repeating what's said to me back to the person whilst reminding them I'm not them and I know they are, but what am I? .. May throw in a "dumbass", "moron" or "idiot" here and there.... :p

 
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atlantic

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What if karma is just using my revenge as their karmatic punishment. ;)
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Good point here. Let's say you live in a small knit peyton place type of community and there is a woman who is so competitive about her childrens friendships that she has gone out of her way to interfere with your own child's friendships to the point that she drives up the road to make sure her child is on the bus before yours so they have noone to sit with, her child also has made up stories about yours because he wasn't invited to his birthday party. She then sometimes will give you evil looks when she thinks you're not looking. Let's also say, she plays games with everyone she knows, she manipulates her ex-husband and plays the child hostage game to her advantage. She is a drunk, and is very selfish. Now let's say, you are moving away, and you would like to leave her a calling card for her ty deeds. Is it really awful to sit outside a bar one night and wait for her drunk *** to come out and conveniently report her to the police?
 
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Old Salt

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Good point here. Let's say you live in a small knit peyton place type of community and there is a woman who is so competitive about her childrens friendships that she has gone out of her way to interfere with your own child's friendships to the point that she drives up the road to make sure her child is on the bus before yours so they have noone to sit with, her child also has made up stories about yours because he wasn't invited to his birthday party. She then sometimes will give you evil looks when she thinks you're not looking. Let's also say, she plays games with everyone she knows, she manipulates her ex-husband and plays the child hostage game to her advantage. She is a drunk, and is very selfish. Now let's say, you are moving away, and you would like to leave her a calling card for her ty deeds. Is it really awful to sit outside a bar one night and wait for her drunk *** to come out and conveniently report her to the police?
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Just being a good citizen. :D
 
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emkay64

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How would waiting outside a bar teach her not to toy with children's feelings? If she's a drunk, then karma is already on its way. Take the high road, don't interfere and confront her face to face civilly about the infantile shenanigans. You'll set a much better example for your kids. JMO.
 
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atlantic

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How would waiting outside a bar teach her not to toy with children's feelings? If she's a drunk, then karma is already on its way. Take the high road, don't interfere and confront her face to face civilly about the infantile shenanigans. You'll set a much better example for your kids. JMO.
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Well she will know when I tell the cops to use my name as the reporter. Also, I called her to confront her about this (nicely I might add) because her neighbor called me and warned me about what was going on. She was quite ****** and wanted to know why her son was not invited to my son's birthday party. So I tried to speak nicely with her, and apologized and explained that I didn't invite her son, because I was told by her that he had events to attend to that weekend with his dad. She denied speaking with the other woman. She is a sneaky, conniving, thunderthighed, bubblebutted evil b . She dragged all her friends into it (people I don't even know) and their kids harrassed my son for over a month on the bus. Better example my ***. Paybacks a b ch :D
 
atlantic

atlantic

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She sounds unstable.
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She is; anyone who knows her for awhile eventually gets it and avoids her. I can overlook alot, but she shouldn't have done that to my son. So if it's attention she wants, then it's attention she's gonna get :D
 
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sheik-yerbouti

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I'm not a revenge person. It usually makes the person doing it look bad. .
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Revenge is just fine by me, but first be very sure you are right in your apraisal of the matter. Then smite the sinner..

 
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sheik-yerbouti

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Well she will know when I tell the cops to use my name as the reporter. Also, I called her to confront her about this (nicely I might add) because her neighbor called me and warned me about what was going on. She was quite ****** and wanted to know why her son was not invited to my son's birthday party. So I tried to speak nicely with her, and apologized and explained that I didn't invite her son, because I was told by her that he had events to attend to that weekend with his dad. She denied speaking with the other woman. She is a sneaky, conniving, thunderthighed, bubblebutted evil b . She dragged all her friends into it (people I don't even know) and their kids harrassed my son for over a month on the bus. Better example my ***. Paybacks a b ch :D
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She does sound unstable, and I dont like the way she uses her kids to harrass your kid, in an attempt to punish you, for some imagined slight.

I'd avoid her like the plague, after I'd turned her in that is..

 
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