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About LinkBacksI've got to confess that although I know that the feelings of revenge are unhealthy for me, I still have them in me.
Why should people who hurt me and caused me loss out of bad intent go scot free. And why is it unhealthy to want justice or for them to go through same pain. I don't get that. I want to be assured someone up there watching and not letting those people live happily ever afterr types!
Pau, you're just plain unhealthy.
Arrange a 'Chilli Con Carnival'
Sorry, spanky, I didn´t weave this thread. The mods can verify this. Though I do understand and agree with what the OP wrote.Originally Posted by Goonbag
Destruction is a part of the natural life cycle. It paves the way for construction of something better.
I completely sympathize with the entry. There's no way to be assured that there's something in charge of people and their actions but sometimes just thinking/hoping that bad will come to them eventually, is the only thing that makes me feel better.
I don't claim this is normal to think like this it's just how I am.
And it's a major improvement from the type of person I used to be.
Revenge takes strategic planning. If you want revenge, then run silent, run deep.
Very good.
Well said, Tinker. You´re learning the ropes of anger well. Your cereberal approach is most enligthening and inspiring.
Keep up the good work.
Destruction is a part of the natural life cycle. It paves the way for construction of something better.
Super glue works for me....If it's a business then go at night and put super glue in the locks....
If it's an individual then half a cup of sugar in the gas tank works well....
Or go and get a fresh piece of fish....Open the car and wedge the piece of fish under the driver seat in the springs....
In a few days the smell will be unbareable and they will be ages working out what the smell is or where it's come from
Strife is officially my favorite toy (read: 'Online Bitch') to play with
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