Revenge -- yes or no?

St._Andalou · 03-03-2011 04:03AM #1

I don't mean some kind of long-winded philosophical discussion.

Do you ever do revenge and pay someone back in kind if they hurt you badly? (By "in kind" I mean something proportionate to what they did to you.)

Is it worth the effort?

seanybiker · 03-03-2011 04:04AM

Sometimes yes other times I couldn't be arsed

HoneyRyder · 03-03-2011 04:06AM

Nope, for me rising above it and retaining my dignity is the best revenge.

St._Andalou · 03-03-2011 04:07AM

I think you're right, HoneyRyder. I'm going to take that advice.

It's best not to act in passion and do something you'll regret.

03-03-2011 04:10AM

I prefer to move on.. Not for any moral reasons, it's just easier. I write people off sooner than getting revenge.

Spunge · 03-03-2011 04:13AM

HoneyRyder wrote: »

Nope, for me rising above it and retaining my dignity is the best revenge.

Beta as fúck

Metallitroll · 03-03-2011 04:14AM

imagine Jude Law, hellbent on revenge but too sissy to act upon it.

now imagine that festering in jude law.....

just an example.

Dangerous Man · 03-03-2011 04:14AM

I like the idea of revenge but am aware that more often than not - it doesn't end at 'revenge.' If it did, I'd partake a little more often.

bronte · 03-03-2011 04:36AM

I let it build for a while and then I

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s3129 · 03-03-2011 04:51AM

Ah brings back memories of a bad break up

I swore revenge

Couldn't think of anything good enough

So now I tell myself I was the bigger person for letting it go!!

03-03-2011 05:00AM

bronte wrote: »

I let it build for a while and then I

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I think you mean...

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J. Marston · 03-03-2011 05:02AM

If the oppurtunity for revenge presents itself, I'd gladly take it.
But I wouldn't go looking for it.

Aoifey! · 03-03-2011 05:04AM

Personally, I don't really bother with revenge, but some of my friends see things differently.

My friend was getting good friends with some guy. His girlfriend didn't like this and made them stop talking. So my friend decided to get revenge. Over about 2 months she worked on seceretly getting friends with the guy, got him to her house She convinced him to play strip blackjack. She took photos of them together in just his boxers. She put these on the internet for the girlfriend to see. Conviently, the guy had a bruise on his side which the girlfriend decided was a hickey. They broke up the next week.

indough · 03-03-2011 05:32AM

thats not revenge thats just your mate being a bitch

Aoifey! · 03-03-2011 05:51AM

indough wrote: »

thats not revenge thats just your mate being a bitch

I know, but she considered it revenge.

Tech3 · 03-03-2011 06:00AM

Revenge on Modern Warfare is sweet! I collect some amount of XP that way!

galwayrush · 03-03-2011 09:18AM

Have done on occasion, but never with violence.

HooterSnout · 03-03-2011 09:29AM

Revenge is a dish best served twice so they don't do it again.

Kimono-Girl · 03-03-2011 10:01AM

years ago i would have gone for revenge, but i was young and very stupid!

nowadays i just let it go, it doesn't make me the better person, but it does help me move on with my life in a positive way.

03-03-2011 10:01AM

Nah, doing something horrible makes you no better a person than them

PARKHEAD67 · 03-03-2011 10:51AM

St._Andalou wrote: »

I don't mean some kind of long-winded philosophical discussion.

Do you ever do revenge and pay someone back in kind if they hurt you badly? (By "in kind" I mean something proportionate to what they did to you.)

Is it worth the effort?

Yes.Revenge is "Oh so very, very sweet"-Eric Cartman.

Pyr0 · 03-03-2011 10:57AM

Are we talking on a "Oh she broke my heart" basis or "They cruxified my entire family, burned my dog alive and left me for dead" kinda way?

Dravokivich · 03-03-2011 11:08AM

Pyr0 wrote: »

Are we talking on a "Oh she broke my heart" basis or "They cruxified my entire family, burned my dog alive and left me for dead" kinda way?

or... "you were actually dead when they left and the gods saw that you'd been done wrong and gave you the choice of unrelentless redemption"

sbsquarepants · 03-03-2011 11:16AM

Aoifey! wrote: »

Personally, I don't really bother with revenge, but some of my friends see things differently.

My friend was getting good friends with some guy. His girlfriend didn't like this and made them stop talking. So my friend decided to get revenge. Over about 2 months she worked on seceretly getting friends with the guy, got him to her house She convinced him to play strip blackjack. She took photos of them together in just his boxers. She put these on the internet for the girlfriend to see. Conviently, the guy had a bruise on his side which the girlfriend decided was a hickey. They broke up the next week.

If this is how your "friend" treats her other "friends" i suggest you get yourself a new friend. She sounds like a total cúnt!

minidazzler · 03-03-2011 11:21AM

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BengaLover · 03-03-2011 11:23AM

Pop a poo in the post and send it to em.
Satisfaction garuanteed.

It wasn't me! · 03-03-2011 11:24AM

There is absolutely no point in "proportionate" response. If you want revenge, it has to be so far above and beyond what they're capable of that they'll fear you. That makes it proactive.

minidazzler · 03-03-2011 11:25AM

It wasn't me! wrote: »

There is absolutely no point in "proportionate" response. If you want revenge, it has to be so far above and beyond what they're capable of that they'll fear you. That makes it proactive.

I actually completely agree with this, there is no use getting into a tit for tat revenge game where ye both forget who started it. Deal swift justice on those fools.

neil_hosey · 03-03-2011 11:28AM

this whole rise above it m dignity thing is for schmucks... take a dump in his letterbox.

seanybiker · 03-03-2011 11:32AM

neil_hosey wrote: »

this whole rise above it m dignity thing is for schmucks... take a dump in his letterbox.

That be awkward. Could ya not just plaster the porch instead

neil_hosey · 03-03-2011 11:33AM

seanybiker wrote: »

That be awkward. Could ya not just plaster the porch instead

yeah work up a good scutter for a few hours drinkin orange juice and water, then do a drive by scut all over his porch and windows..

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