Ah: Sweet, Sweet Revenge.

I've never really had any revenge. The closest was a kind of "what goes around comes around" thing. This guy in highschool loved nothing more than to make my life miserable. In 10th grade he punched me square in the stomach after school for no reason, causing several people to stop and laugh at me. The funny thing was that he was a bigger nerd than I was/am. Bigger in the fact that he had less friends and was also taller and skinnier. On graduation day he tripped on his way up to get his diploma and fell right on his face. This caused all of the students and half the the parents/friends/audience people to laugh. That was good enough for me. :)

Give me some sweet revengeeee!!

I don't know, vengence is pretty good.

Well some kid broke my old GBA about a year ago. But when I got it fixed under warranty I dedcided it was time to get back at him. When he was getting off the bus to skill center I sorta pushed him off causing him to fault and break his wrist. Let that be a lesson, you touch my stuff don't expect to keep your limbs in one piece.

Ah, nothing like hearing stories about bullies getting what they deserve. The sad thing is, though, is that most bullies and gang members used to be good kids.
*Thinks* Back in middle school, there were a group of punks that thought they owned the school. Unfortunately, there was also another group of punks who thought they owned the joint. For about half the year, fights would break out in the hallways and innocents would be injured. (Only the phyche, most of the time) Heck, one girl got arrested for attacking a police officer in the cafeteria one day.
The thing is, lots of new members were recruited to both the gangs during that time. Alot of them were good kids that had good things goin' for them. In the end, all (Or most) of them were expelled. Those kids' lives probably went completely downhill from there. I will never understand why they did it...

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I will never understand why they did it...

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So they can be "popular"

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Originally Posted by Kirobaito

As some guy once said, "The best revenge is living well."

Look what happened to Marty McFly.

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Good Ol Marty...Nope I haven't taken any serious revenge on anyone...but I should. Oh well, "What comes around goes around" Right guys?

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Originally Posted by Kilika

Good Ol Marty...Nope I haven't taken any serious revenge on anyone...but I should. Oh well, "What comes around goes around" Right guys?

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In an ideal, closed universe, yes. However when you factor in the human element, it is quite rare for said karmic rule to take effect as baseless human greed most often interferes.

Whenever I do get revenge, it feels SO good for the first few minutes, but after that, so matter how much I hate the person, i start to feel extremely guilty about it. Like they didn't deserve it, blah blah. Sometimes, I really hate my conscience.


:D

The enemy of mine is now a successful electrician, or was that plumber :confused: Either way, he's getting paid more than me.

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Originally Posted by kikimm

Whenever I do get revenge, it feels SO good for the first few minutes, but after that, so matter how much I hate the person, i start to feel extremely guilty about it. Like they didn't deserve it, blah blah. Sometimes, I really hate my conscience.


:D

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Guilt is an irrational emotion which doesn't occur in nature, society has softwired you to feel shame.

I have a list of people who I want revenge on in my locker. None of them have suffered yet, sans the evil Geography teacher who slipped down a flight of stairs while it was raining.

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Originally Posted by Demerwen Owns

Guilt is an irrational emotion which doesn't occur in nature, society has softwired you to feel shame.

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Indeed. Without guilt, like you implied, we'd all be animals. Or at least closet to animality. :D

He who makes a beast of himself gets rid of the pain of being a man.

- Dr. Johnson

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Originally Posted by Demerwen Owns

He who makes a beast of himself gets rid of the pain of being a man.

- Dr. Johnson

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Ok, you can quote someone with DR. in his/her name, whats your point?