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Bonnie said:What was the best revenge you ever served up on somone who screwed you over in the past???? :chains:
Bonnie said:Okay Lil first of all fantastic :rotflmao: :rotflmao: ! Secondly please tell me the cat was unharmed in the second one???
Joan said:Think I might even be able to top that one - "Hell hath no fury like a woman scorned" - I was involved with a man for a few years - he was "separated" from his wife. After getting me to front him $1500 for a divorce attorney, I caught him with another woman! I politely threw all his belonging that I could find off the blacony into the parking lot. He called the next day complaining that his bathrobe was missing - I told him he could pick it up that evening - I put it in a paper bag outside my apartment door. What a surprise he must have gotten when he found the cat shit in each pocket! I then sat down and wrote a letter to his wife's attorney - stating that I would be more than willing to testify against him, with a copy to my attorney, who promptly dropped him
Joan said:Think I might even be able to top that one - "Hell hath no fury like a woman scorned" - I was involved with a man for a few years - he was "separated" from his wife. After getting me to front him $1500 for a divorce attorney, I caught him with another woman! I politely threw all his belonging that I could find off the blacony into the parking lot. He called the next day complaining that his bathrobe was missing - I told him he could pick it up that evening - I put it in a paper bag outside my apartment door. What a surprise he must have gotten when he found the cat shit in each pocket! I then sat down and wrote a letter to his wife's attorney - stating that I would be more than willing to testify against him, with a copy to my attorney, who promptly dropped him
Shattered said:My worst was against an ex-boyfriend... At the time, you needed no proof that you owned *anything* in order to place an ad in the local newspaper (Journal/Sentinel)..
He went off on a weekend trip, I packed up my belongings, and moved out.
He came home to find the locks changed, the house up for rent, the car up for sale all via the newspaper, and all utilities turned off for 30 days as he was "on vacation" out of the country. He tried to stay in a hotel while he got things straightened out, but found himself removed from the credit cards, and the bank account.
Whoops.
Joan said:Figured that would shut your big mouth quick! I could (if provoked) let out more stories about you than your stupid little ass even remembers - so keep it up!!
Joan said:Figured that would shut your big mouth quick! I could (if provoked) let out more stories about you than your stupid little ass even remembers - so keep it up!!
Bonnie said:I might like to hear some of those..:halo: JK
Merlin1047 said:About this time last year I was out riding my Gold Wing on some back country roads. Now for those not familiar with the current Honda flagship, the Gold Wings boasts a horizontally opposed six cylinder engine displacing 1832 cc and it will run faster than the proverbial striped-ass ape. I won't say how fast I was cruising, but one of the numbers was an eight. I came to a little wide spot in the road called Victoria. It consisted of a restaurant on one side of the road and a convenience store/gas station on the other. After coming to a stop at the intersection, I proceeded on my merry way. Approximately two miles later, I noted a strange smell, but wasn't sure of its origin. Shortly thereafter the bike started acting sluggish, like the engine was overheated. But I checked the temp gauge and everything was normal. But as I rolled along, things got progressively worse. Finally I decided to investigate and found a spot to pull off the road. As soon as I pulled the clutch lever, the bike slowed down hard. Apparently I had developed a brake problem.
I dismounted and looked at the bike but it is so cowled that you can't really see a thing unless you disassemble it. I was lying on the ground investigating the foot brake linkage when I hear a car coming. I heard it slowing and then come to a stop. "How nice" I thought - "someone stopping to see if I need help". I looked up and the woman in the car was rolling down her window. She leaned out and asked "Is this the way to Victoria?"
Well, son of a ........... I couldn't believe it. She didn't give a damn if I was stranded, she just wanted directions. Well Victoria was about two miles in the direction she was pointed. But she had pissed me off so bad that I put on my most innocent face and said "No ma'am. You've missed it by quite a bit. It's about ten miles back the way you just came." She was a little skeptical, but I gave her detailed directions. She then rolled up the window, turned around and hauled ass down the road.
The glow of successful revenge lasted only a few minutes. Then it dawned on me that I had better figure out how to get this brake problem solved before some highly irate female type came screaming back down the road. Thankfully I managed to free the balky foot brake lever and after allowing a couple of minutes for the discs to cool, I hauled ass out of there.