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**BADASS323** · 05-10-2006, 08:47 AM

revenge is soooo sweet!!! KICK HIS FUC KIN ASS!!! then let it be...

**ManWhore** · 05-10-2006, 08:48 AM

Originally Posted by anaBROLIC

lol hes online right now trying to beg for me to tell him whats going on.. i told him that i want my 200 bucks.. but im outta town right now. i told him to bring it to my best friend who he also knows.. i said once he does that ill stop doing what im doing.. i also told him if he gives the kid 300 then ill tell him what i was planning on doing.. lol curiousity killed the cat.. i think im getting 300...haha..

**anaBROLIC** · 05-10-2006, 09:08 AM

Originally Posted by KrooC

ok heres somethin everyone is missing.....

what did you show this kid how to do on the internet.... what kind of scam is he running.... PLEASE PM me and tell me if u dont want to incrimate urself on here.... i want to know bad bro.... i got dust commin out my wallet.... and am just a lil courious how he made all this money to begin with just borrowing your computer

its nothing illegal so i wouldnt be getting myself into trouble.. he messed around with the irs thats wehre he screwed up if i want to get him into trouble.. there is alot of money to be made online and its as easy as having a good computer and a discover credit card..lol those are the two musts.. im not going to say how it works because there are alot of tricky thigns you need to know how to do with your computer.. the way the payments work he has to file taxes himself through a 1099 form. well he lied just a little bit when it came time to file....

**Ufa** · 05-10-2006, 09:14 AM

Your are luck it only cost you $200! I wish I could find out my enemies for
$200 each. This dude is like that with evey one. He will get his just deserts
with out your intervention. Just be patient.

**ascendant** · 05-10-2006, 10:20 AM

so many of you keep saying "leave it alone", but how many other people do you think he'll screw over like this before he learns? anabrolic has an opportunity to teach this guy a lesson right now and keep him from doing this to people anymore, yet many of you keep saying let it go?

even if you don't mind losing $200 that much yourself, consider the other people he'll do this to and that maybe they'll need the money he'll take from them down the road far more than you do. i'm not saying to kick his *ss or anything, but at least a scare that he knew something serious could've happened so he'll think twice about doing it to anyone else.

though most of you think the morally right thing to do is let it go, i think the morally right thing to do is try to make sure he doesn't do this again to anyone else.

by the way, if karma always worked so well, why are big tobacco company owners who have knowingly killed millions with their products and continue to do so living it up in their mansions with their yachts and so on, yet i've done nothing but try to help others and i just manage to make a modest income? though i believe in karma, i also believe we're responsible for our own actions, or in this case, our lack thereof.

**Carlos_E** · 05-10-2006, 11:31 AM

Originally Posted by ascendant

so many of you keep saying "leave it alone", but how many other people do you think he'll screw over like this before he learns? anabrolic has an opportunity to teach this guy a lesson right now and keep him from doing this to people anymore, yet many of you keep saying let it go?

even if you don't mind losing $200 that much yourself, consider the other people he'll do this to and that maybe they'll need the money he'll take from them down the road far more than you do. i'm not saying to kick his *ss or anything, but at least a scare that he knew something serious could've happened so he'll think twice about doing it to anyone else.

though most of you think the morally right thing to do is let it go, i think the morally right thing to do is try to make sure he doesn't do this again to anyone else.

by the way, if karma always worked so well, why are big tobacco company owners who have knowingly killed millions with their products and continue to do so living it up in their mansions with their yachts and so on, yet i've done nothing but try to help others and i just manage to make a modest income? though i believe in karma, i also believe we're responsible for our own actions, or in this case, our lack thereof.

It's not his place to teach him a lesson. In doing so, he's going to leave himself open to this guy trying to get him back in return. Like I said, revenge is a never ending cycle. Does the friend know he uses AS? He could turn him over to the feds. Any secret he knows could be used against him. Too much negative energy flowing back and forth.

If it were me, I would get my money back and end all contact and move on. Life is too short to go around teaching people lessons.

**anaBROLIC** · 05-10-2006, 11:44 AM

Originally Posted by Carlos_E

It's not his place to teach him a lesson. In doing so, he's going to leave himself open to this guy trying to get him back in return. Like I said, revenge is a never ending cycle. Does the friend know he uses AS? He could turn him over to the feds. Any secret he knows could be used against him. Too much negative energy flowing back and forth.

If it were me, I would get my money back and end all contact and move on. Life is too short to go around teaching people lessons.

Wait a second...I use AS??????? what kind of accusation is that...lol im jp bro.... but what i do gotta say is..

I GOT MY MONEY!!!!!!!

**Carlos_E** · 05-10-2006, 11:47 AM

Originally Posted by anaBROLIC

I GOT MY MONEY!!!!!!!

Congrats!

IMO... move on. Done deal.

**Tren Bull** · 05-10-2006, 01:00 PM

Originally Posted by Mizfit

I am the sweetest chicky in the world .. but if you cross me..watch out baby.. i say im either a breath of fresh air or a storm - you decide.

I will never do bad first, but i figure if someone does shit to me, then it's an open window.

"rome wasn't build in a day.. but it can be destroyed in one - (wrath don't be on the receiving end)"

haha yea im the same way. i would rather just get along with everyone, so i dont go around with an attitude, but if someone crosses me i get really, REALLY angry. then i start plotting revenge

**anaBROLIC** · 05-10-2006, 01:07 PM

i def agree with giving karma a little push.. a while back i posted a little bit about it but when i was actually big on doing this computer business. i was partners with some dudes and i grosses something like 25k in 4 months. well basically that dude screwed me (long story) with taxes and holding his word on our deal. he actually hasnt been dealt with yet because hes alot smarter then this other kid.. but eventually it will catch up to him..

bottom line is keep friends and business seperate..

**ascendant** · 05-10-2006, 01:55 PM

Originally Posted by Carlos_E

It's not his place to teach him a lesson. In doing so, he's going to leave himself open to this guy trying to get him back in return. Like I said, revenge is a never ending cycle. Does the friend know he uses AS? He could turn him over to the feds. Any secret he knows could be used against him. Too much negative energy flowing back and forth.

If it were me, I would get my money back and end all contact and move on. Life is too short to go around teaching people lessons.

how is it not his place to teach him a lesson? i apparently overlooked that rule of life, cause last i knew, free will allows you to choose what is and what isn't your place to do things.

i understand your viewpoint on the cycle of revenge, but this is not and should not be about revenge. that right there is when you make it a karmic issue is when you do it out of spite. the intentions behind an action are what makes it what it is. if you could take action against him with the intent of keeping him from doing this to others, then i think it's good. however, if you truly do it just out of spite for what he did to you personally, then yes, i think there would be karmic issues there.

i didn't say get revenge on the guy, i said teach him a lesson so that he doesn't do this again to someone else. by leaving it alone, he leaves this issue open to other victims. it's basically like seeing someone get robbed and saying to yourself "well, it's not my place to intervene". next thing you know, he robs someone else and this time kills that person, and it all could've been averted if you simply took action when you had the opportunity.

people need to know that there are repercussions to their actions, hence our entire judicial system. without consequences to wrongdoings, our society would be anarchy.

also, in regards to reporting him doing gear, law enforcement would blow it off, seeing it as a retalitory report for anabrolic having reported him. also, law enforcement focuses on distributors, and has very little to no concerns about personal users.

well, seems as if it's over anyway. anabrolic got his money. glad to hear it. hopefully, just the scare alone in this situation will stop him from pulling this again.