Supergurrier wrote: » Tell them their mother was a hamster and their father smelled of elderberries...
kingchess wrote: » Long story made short I married her daughter just to piss her off,
Arbiter of Good Taste wrote: » I was working overseas and this person wanted to move to that city as her brother lived there. She was hoping to get a job in the company I worked for at the time as a job was necessary for visa purposes. Told the person that was interviewing them that they knew me. Unbeknownst to the person, the interviewer was a good friend of mine who I was meeting for lunch the next day. Interviewer says to me (and I paraphrase) "do you know such and such? I was interviewing her yesterday and she name dropped you". Let's just say that person never did get to move overseas. I do not feel bad at all.
Iceman29 wrote: » what did she do to you?
The King of Moo wrote: » But did the interviewee know you?
Arbiter of Good Taste wrote: » She did a few d1ck things, started bad mouthing me around the office. Never intended to get any revenge as had moved on, but when the opportunity presented itself, who was I to resist?
now online wrote: » The best revenge is to get on with your own life and be the best and the happiest you can be !
Wibbs wrote: » Honestly? The point where I truly stopped giving a damn about them. For me morons are kinda like cracks in the path, in the landscape, to be avoided, largely going unnoticed unless you happen to trip over one by mistake when your head is on other things and then you feel foolish for doing so.
rawn wrote: » My now fiance offered to make me a cup of tea. I take my tea strong n' black. I thought "oh how lovely" and took a big gulp only to realise he had put sugar in it, bleh, spat it out everywhere. He thought it was hilarious. Then when he left the room I poured vodka in his cereal, making sure I pooled it directly on the spoon in the bowl of milk. He nearly puked In fairness it wasn't a balanced revenge because he actually LIKES vodka and I fkn hate sweet tea.