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Many many years ago, a group of us in my class at school had a lorry load of manure delivered to the front garden of my Latin teacher because he gave us such awful exercises. This triggered off other people indulging in similar activities and I later heard the poor man subsequently suffered a nervous breakdown. I felt terribly ashamed of the part I had played and now I'm more mature Irealise that revenge is not always as sweet (or as much fun) as it seems at the time.
I have to say that the biggest revenge you can dish out is to just get on with your life and be happy ~ as howdy has said, Karma will often sort it out!
When my husband beggered off with another woman I emptied out the joint bank account and had a good time on it..he never uttered a word.
The girl he left me for dumped him for another bloke 5 years later. I was already with my boyfriend (now my husband) and my ex flitted from one relationship to another. 10 years on I am happily married and he is going through another divorce & is miserable.
As I said, Karma is a beautiful thing :o)
Not revenge exactly but I used to work as a secretary for a firm of stockbrokers in London. They were taken over and I ended up in the typing pool. I have never come across such a load of bitchy girls in one place. I decided not to stay but left a little present taped to the underside of one of the desks. It was a small haddock which was fresh the morning I bought it but I imagine it had the desired effect within a couple of days. I agree, Karma is a good thing but trust me, so was this.
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