Karma and it's Wrath

reeferchief

So we had these horrible neighbours a while ago, neighbours from hell as the saying goes they lived two doors away from us and were complete arseholes thought they owned the street and were argumentative and aggresive towards pretty much everyone in the street.
Needless to say me and my fiancee had endless run in's with them and they're delinquent teenage son.
They moved earlier this year, and left us the lovely present of slashing one of now sold SUV's tyres which was pretty expensive to replace, they also did this to a couple of our other neighbours cars.

As we were driving out of town yesterday, down the main road towards the town bypass we saw a car had ran into the back of a bus, and there was a police car parked behind the incident as we got closer we noticed it was our lovely old car tyre slashing neighbour, completely totaled the front end of his car on the back of this bus, put a smile on my face for the rest of the day, could'nt have happened to a nicer arsehole.:)

MahoganySouls

now now....yes he got what was coming to him. Just don't gloat. Hopefully no one was hurt.

reeferchief

MahoganySouls wrote:

now now....yes he got what was coming to him. Just don't gloat. Hopefully no one was hurt.

He was stood talking on his mobile phone as we went passed laughing at him so he seemed alright, I cant imagine anyone on the bus being hurt, the only thing that looked in pain was the front end of his car.:)

MattCameronKicksButt

Well, as long as no one was really hurt, then, great!

Ahnimus

I disagree with the premise.

Sue me for having compassion for the family.

rarghrargh-brownstar

sounds like the title of a new bestseller.

MattCameronKicksButt

Ahnimus wrote:

I disagree with the premise.

Sue me for having compassion for the family.

You're a very nice person.

answers are fatal

haha that sucks for him and that will be expensive to fix his totaled car. why did he slash your car tire?

reeferchief

answers are fatal wrote:

haha that sucks for him and that will be expensive to fix his totaled car. why did he slash your car tire?

It was'nt just us it was also three other people's cars who lived in the street, on the day they moved out.
I had also been threatened by them outside shops in the town centre, and had them come mouthing off at the door on numerous occassions using threatening and abusive behaviour, all over the course of two years.

The reason for this little vendetta they struck against us?
Well we had the audacity to complain about their teenage son who one summer night at about 11 o'clock decided he would come and play tennis of the wall of the house, causing a lot of noise waking up our baby son at the time and given my girlfriend had just done her last night shift for the week and was getting back into a normal sleep routine was really no good.
On top of that they are signs all over the housing area saying no ball games.
Just a short walk away are football pitches, basketball courts and get this tennis courts.

And so their little hate campaign began, they also put a nice big scratch down the side of our old car just after we got it, like I say threatening and abusive behaviour also over the course of the last two years all because we complained about their son.

dunkman

you live in a town and you owned a SUV?

you realise that is actually worse than murdering a nun?

every PJ fan will disown you now, mr polluter.

right need to go, my Range Rover is due a service.

reeferchief

dunkman wrote:

you live in a town and you owned a SUV?

you realise that is actually worse than murdering a nun?

every PJ fan will disown you now, mr polluter.

right need to go, my Range Rover is due a service.

T'was a Hyundai Santa FE, a very nice car, just too expesive for us to keep, it now resides in South Wales, we sold it on Ebay.:)
It did used to get took off road as well, my fiancee's mam lives on a farm which is pretty hard to get too.:)

catefrances

you do realise that karma isnt about retribution and vindication, right? so perhaps feeling glib about what happened to your 'tormentors' isnt the way to go.

justam

reeferchief wrote:

He was stood talking on his mobile phone as we went passed laughing at him so he seemed alright, I cant imagine anyone on the bus being hurt, the only thing that looked in pain was the front end of his car.:)

Did he see you laughing as you drove by?

know1

If you believe in karma, then why were you taking joy at their misfortune? Kinda risky, huh? (not to mention classless).

By the way, it sounds like you need to move to a new neighborhood.

chadwick

Do I believe in Karma?
Sure I do.
Do I believe in treating everyone/everything with respect?
Sure I do.

Whatever happened to a good old fashioned fist fight?

That's right.

To me, in my opinion, it sounds like a few people in this story
should have been involved in such a thing.

Violence is no good and I will turn the other cheek alot.

But sometimes a man has to step up and be just that, a man.

It's not always easy being a man.

A tire slashing piece of shit = grounds for an ass kickin.

RolandTD20Kdrummer

Yes but....were any of his tires flat?

reeferchief

Well I kind of agree that it aint right to take joy in others misery, but you talk to anyone in our street whio had the pleasure of living near them and you will realise what "nice" people they were.
Chadwick, nothing would have given me greater pleasure than kicking the shit out of the guy, I'm more than capable of also, but when you have three kids to suport kicking the shit out of them ends up putting me in the shit not him.

And whoever said I need to move to a new neighbourhood, could'nt agree more, although it is nowhere near as bad now that circus has left the area.:)

Cate I think me and you have discussed these "people" and incidents mentioned in this thread on a few occasions, so you probably understand where I'm coming from.:)

catefrances

reeferchief wrote:

Cate I think me and you have discussed these "people" and incidents mentioned in this thread on a few occasions, so you probably understand where I'm coming from.:)

yep yep i hear you reefer. and i do understand where youre coming from. i myself have dealt with being in the same situ as you, but still it always made me feel out of sorts when i entertained the even brief idea of hoping/wishing/whatever that they'd get there's. and i see me having that feeling as karma as well.

chadwick

reeferchief wrote:

Well I kind of agree that it aint right to take joy in others misery, but you talk to anyone in our street whio had the pleasure of living near them and you will realise what "nice" people they were.
Chadwick, nothing would have given me greater pleasure than kicking the shit out of the guy, I'm more than capable of also, but when you have three kids to suport kicking the shit out of them ends up putting me in the shit not him.

And whoever said I need to move to a new neighbourhood, could'nt agree more, although it is nowhere near as bad now that circus has left the area.:)

Cate I think me and you have discussed these "people" and incidents mentioned in this thread on a few occasions, so you probably understand where I'm coming from.:)

totally.
youre doin a great job as you are.

reeferchief

chadwick wrote:

totally.
youre doin a great job as you are.

Thanks, examples are the best things kid's get to go by.:)

JWPearl

Keep dishing out what you dish out bc your gonna get it back.....!!!

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