r/Nuclearrevenge I Filled Her House with Poo

Last story: The line a dog cross when killing a big cat, to getting on to a small kid, is so so small sometimes. That's why that dad did what he did.

This is why you KEEP YOUR DOGS ON A LEASH! And give them proper training for safety.

For the cat litter story, the neighbor was unhinged. OP did nothing wrong with their trash routine, so the neighbor was not justified at all. I’m glad that OP got some revenge and that the neighbor stayed away after that.

As a clean mom with three cats, this is nuclear revenge at its finest 👏 That cat urine smell is SO HARD TO CLEAN

Story 3: I don't know if the neighbor threw trash in OP's house as a power move, or incorrectly assumed OP was some trashy pollutant, but all of this could've been avoided if she just talked to OP. In fact, a lot of problems can be avoided by just talking about it

Story 2: First off, don't cheat, but even then, don't screw over or tick off the people that know, they WILL snitch. Honestly, if he graduated, I doubt he would've gotten away with it for long once he got a job.

Worst smell: a freezer filled with game meat that had been turned off and not opened for years, that smell still haunts me

When I heard, "I filled her house with 💩" as a form of nuclear revenge. I was imagining someone purposely causing a sewer backup or unloading the contents of a spetic truck into a living room. Throwing bags of used kitty litter just feels petty. This is coming from a cat owner, so I'm familiar with the stench.

....so, I assume Magic didn't survive. Poor girl. I hope that family never got another dog.

A neighbor's pitbull got ahold of the family dog once while my dad was walking her. Our dog was under a year old and a bit bigger than a shih tzu. The dog had gotten out, so our neighbor (who was either a cop or an ex-cop) followed shortly after and helped restrain the pitbull. The family dog had to go to the emergency vet and recovered to live another 10-15 years, but since our neighbor was a man, she was scared of grown men (aside from my dad of course) for the rest of her life. It wasn't actually the neighbor's pitbull, but his daughter's boyfriend's pitbull. The dog supposedly didn't have a history of violence, but that incident alone was enough for our neighbor to offer to put the dog down. If you don't train your dog or keep them under control, then you have no right to complain when someone else steps in and eliminates the threat.