My mom bought a house from a family going through a divorce. It had sat on the market for a while, and the family was thrilled when my mom bought it. The house was full of bad memories for them, and they needed space and a fresh start. The house was good for us, and we were happy to live there. For us and the previous owners, it was a positive experience all around. People and their attitudes about divorce can be funny.

It’s impossible to understand the logic of them hating the new neighbors for being new. Like they are so stupid their gross brains can’t comprehend that it isn’t the new family’s fault. And these kind of idiots are so common. So many people are exactly this dumb or worse. They are truly throwaway / trash. Not for being asśholes. For being profoundly stupid.

In the late winter/early spring I sprinkled several packets of cabbage seeds on my soon-to-be ex-brother in law's lawn. They took root nicely and this guy had to rip his entire lawn up as the cabbages grew and had to re-sod the lawn. I assure you, it was only a small amount of what he deserved.

I don't get why people would do that to someone who just bought a home. What does the divorce have to do with buyers??? 😩

"neighbor hated us because their family friends who went through a divorce lived there before us, and we bought the house". What kind of mental reason is that?

I hope the pup didn’t get in trouble :’( If they’re really horrible like that they may not be nice to their dog esp if they took pride in their lawn so much.

I'm pretty sure it's illegal to park in front on someone's driveway in many places. I'm not well versed in UK parking laws, but in the US it's illegal in all 50 states. Getting that horrid person's car towed away by the police would have also been amazing revenge (and solved the problem of not being able to exit your own driveway). The bouillon cubes are brilliant, but I hope they didn't hurt their dog in retaliation for the destroyed lawn or punish it more than a few "Bad dog!"s and a short time-out or similar.

so if these people were as bad as you say, you got the dog beat for your benefit?

Why would you do that to the poor dog! You've no idea how it was treated as a result!

WHY WHY WHY WOULD YOU DO THIS??? I'M ALL ABOUT REVENGE AT THIS POINT FOR YOU.. HOWEVER, IT WAS BOUND TO BE THE POOR DOG WHO WOULD SUFFER NO DOUBT AT THE HANDS OF ITS OWNERS (OR COULD HAVE DIED) FOR THIS!!! SORRY, BUT NEXT TIME LOOK AT THE BIG PICTURE OF B E F O R E YOU ACT PLEASE!!!!!!! CONSEQUENCES CAN HARM AN INNOCENT VICTIM. (as for doggie part, again, punish the irresponsible upright aholes who used it unforgivingly & should be turned in for abuse....for that crime I could do some major revenge!!!!!!!!!🤬

Nothing worst than bad neighbours. Unhappy people.

Stick to doing something else that doesn't involve their dog. You could have gotten that dog hurt. The dog could've eaten meat smelling grass which provokes vomiting. The dog could've gotten beaten for digging bc of your stunt. Just leave the critters out of it- you don't want to be"that guy" so find a better way to screw with the neighbors.

My only fear is that vindictive POS "people" like that would beat the sh!t out of the dog. 💔

Shouldn’t we be a little more worried about the poor doggo, though? That sounds like a lot of salt, so I hope the dog didn’t actually consume anything, otherwise the dogs poor kidneys are likely to fail. Also, I know other commenters have already said as much, but he/she might get something worse than the third degree, if the neighbours in this story are really as toxic as they sound. If their dog isn’t seen or heard within a certain amount of time, I’d be very concerned & probably consider making an anonymous call to the SPCA or whoever will help. It might seem a bit drastic, but it could also save the life of that poor doggo. 😥🤷‍♀️🐕

Easier than cutting the side of a mattress and pushing a trout into it.

Good grief, how many people had to add the same comment? Read through a few and see if you're going to be repeating the same thing 50 others said. Add something NEW to the conversation or just upvote a comment that exists instead of changing 2 words and posting it like it's an original thought. Can you imagine these comments as a conversation in real life?

I have to add this: I lived in SF in the 80s with a GF. We had a drunken downstairs neighbor who would pass out every night with his TV blaring. After I asked him to stop doing that, he became verbally abusive to my GF, calling her "dumb c*nt", etc. We decided to move, but I spent the next 3 months collecting magazine subscription cards everywhere I went. I collected almost 400 of them, filled them all out in his name and dropped them in the mail. Though we didn't ever see what happened afterward, I know two things: it likely took him over a year to cancel them all, and the mailman probably needed to use a hand truck!

Bouillon cubes... Who woulda thought. Fortunately, I like my neighbors, cause rain seems to be a thing of the past.

But did it improve his attitude to you?

Wait a minute- that is not a reason to hate anyone. They bought a house that happened to belong to people they knew? So dumb and doesn't call for everything they did.

Are bouillon cubes like stock cubes?

Are we really celebrating childish, vindictive destruction of property?

Best story I've heard all year 🤣🤣🤣

nice doggo

really? ... (takes notes) I mean ... How TERRIBLE! tsk tsk tsk