What is your people tolerance like?

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meatloaf109 said:
My people tolerance is at an all time low. Liars and thieves have made me mad.
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I have always said to my boys, that Liars and Thieves deserve extra-special recognition for being the whaleshit of society. And especially thieves. Bastards every on of them.

Sorry to hear that Meat. Anytime you are contemplating a move because of such behaviour, it gets my ire up.
 
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I was brought up that if a person will lie to you, they'll probably steal from you, too...

Liars and thieves are a sucking chest wound to society and a great waste of precious oxygen. Sorry to hear you're having a rough time but this day and age, it's almost not worth beating an idiot within an inch of thier life...even with a rubber hose filled with sand...or a bar of soap in a sock...
 
meatloaf109 said:
Fought the impulse to go to prison today, but then figured that I could make his life hell in other, non-traceable ways.
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Well, just don't go and so anything stupid. Stupid is my job and I hate competition!

BTW- I grew up in Asheville.
 
Wish I knew a worthwhile way to get revenge Paul but I don't.

Thought of heaps when our tenants stole everything movable from the flat in February and broke the rest, but in the end it just didn't seem worth it. Those kinds of @ssholes will be always be just that, we would only have wasted more of our time and energy stressing for nothing, and possibly ended up in prison to boot.
In the end we decided to just cut our losses, put the cr@p behind us and move on: we cleaned up the flat, fixed what we could, had a few beers with some good mates, and vowed never to rent anything to anyone we don't know ever again.

(and now here in July, have to say that approach worked wonders... had even managed to forget the incident till reading your post. Seems like years ago already...)
 
Maybe we should have a ' forum business meeting' at Meats, to take care of.....business.

Some characters at work, are seriously sucking horses d*ck and rubbing balls! Cheating, turning things into a competition, taking all cushy jobs and then say that they 'don't give a f*ck', aye right!
Swap them out and the job would be tip top!
 

I once heard that someone grabbed the spark-plug wire of the car of a rival and stripped all the wire inside then replaced the empty wire back on the spark-plug. Don't know why. Hmmmm...................
 

Revenge is a dish best served cold Paul.
 
Njaco said:
I once heard that someone grabbed the spark-plug wire of the car of a rival and stripped all the wire inside then replaced the empty wire back on the spark-plug. Don't know why. Hmmmm...................
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Far easier to empty a tube of valve-grinding compound into the gas tank or if you have time, drain the differential.

There are far more serious things that a person with mechanical training could do, that will cause serious property damage (or worse) without benefit of detection if they were so inclined, but I'll refrain from putting it in print...
 
unscrew the valve stems of his tires. Huge inconvenience, but does not do the damage of slashing his tires. A kinder, gentler revenge for a perpetrator with a conscience.
 
I favour the more direct approach rather than letting down tyres etc.
Much better...so there is NO misunderstandings next time.
 
My thanks to all. However, I was trying to go for something a little more subtle...
Mike has given some fine advice. I will figure on the better part of discretion, and serve it up cold. (If I may mix my metaphors).
 
Njaco said:
I like my idea. Think of how much money he will spend trying to figure that one out!
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You do know that placing valve grinding (lapping) compound in the fuel (or better still, the oil if possible) will slowly "sand" all the bearing surfaces in the entire engine? The damage won't be sudden, but rather a slow and agonizing death to the engine as the crank, cam, oil pump and piston rings start widening thier tolerances and the engine loses oil pressure and cylinder compression...

That lapping compound is what you use to seat valves in the head during a rebuild
 
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