Unfriendly Neighbor Kept Doing Petty Stuff That Annoyed Him, So He Hatched An Evil Plan That Destroyed His Neighbor’s Rose Garden » TwistedSifter

Unfriendly Neighbor Kept Doing Petty Stuff That Annoyed Him, So He Hatched An Evil Plan That Destroyed His Neighbor’s Rose Garden » TwistedSifter

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Unfriendly Neighbor Kept Doing Petty Stuff That Annoyed Him, So He Hatched An Evil Plan That Destroyed His Neighbor’s Rose Garden » TwistedSifterUnfriendly Neighbor Kept Doing Petty Stuff That Annoyed Him, So He Hatched An Evil Plan That Destroyed His Neighbor’s Rose Garden » TwistedSifter

How would you deal with a hostile, petty neighbor?

This man narrates how he has been having a long-running feud with his neighbor over some trivial stuff.

Eventually, he got a restraining order against his neighbor, but he still wasn’t satisfied.

That’s when he came up with an evil revenge plan, a plan he never told anyone about…until now!

Read the story below to find out what he did.

My neighbor from a couple of doors down and I had a long-running feud.

It all started when his dog came in to my backyard, and my dog attacked it.

I was nearby, and able to call my dog off before it got serious, but the other dog had a couple of bite wounds.

This man won in the small claims court.

The neighbor wanted me to pay the vet bill.

When he threatened me with a lawsuit, I offered to pay half, even though I owed him nothing.

It was his dog that was off the leash and in my yard, after all.

He declined the offer, took me to small claims court, and lost.

The trial lasted only 3 minutes when the judge ruled in my favor.

Then, his neighbor started doing small things to annoy him.

That set in to motion him starting to mess with me on a regular basis.

My garbage cans would get knocked over every trash day.

He would honk his horn and flip me off if he drove by my house.

He tried to get my 10-year-old son arrested for riding another neighbor’s mini bike (never called the cops on their kids, just mine.)

So, he filed for a restraining order.

It was all stupid petty crap.

But it was a lot of stupid petty crap, and we were growing frustrated and mildly concerned what he might do.

We eventually grew tired of it, and filed a restraining order against him.

We dropped the legal case against him when we recieved a letter from his lawyer.

It stated that he would refrain from any sort of contact with any of my family for a period of 2 years.

Things settled down at that point.

But, he wanted more.

But I was not yet satisfied.

I had been staying on the high road through all of this, not responding to any of his crap in any way.

I had a desire to get revenge, but never acted on it.

Then one day, I hatched my plan of evil genius.

He went down to the hardware store.

I was in the hardware store and I noticed some Japanese Beetle traps.

These traps are just a plastic bag with a scent pack.

The beetles are drawn to the scent, fall in the bag, and can’t get out.

They also sold refill packages of the scent packs only—4 per package.

He bought a couple of Japanese Beetle traps, as well as some refills.

My neighbor has a very large rose garden in his front lawn. It is his pride and joy.

Japanese beetles love roses.

So I bought 4 packages of the refill packs.

The scent pack is a waxy substance in a shallow plastic cup.

I put the packs in the freezer overnight, to allow me to pull the wax out easily.

He snuck into the neighbor’s garden to place some traps into his roses.

The next morning, I woke up at 3 am.

I popped the wax squares out of their cups, and put them in a baggie.

Then I crept over to my neighbors house and spread the wax squares in the mulch under his rose garden.

Covering them from view with a bit of the hardwood mulch.

The neighbor hasn’t noticed yet.

That day was a hot one. By 11 am, it was north of 90 degrees F.

I figured the wax had probably melted in to the dark mulch.

Also by 11 am, the Japanese beetles were starting to arrive at my neighbor’s roses.

I went on a bike ride later in the evening, and could see a small swarm of them attacking the roses.

My neighbor had not yet noticed what was happening.

By this time, beetles started swarming the neighbor’s roses.

By noon the next day, there was a freaking cloud of them.

There had to be hundreds, if not thousands.

My neighbor noticed.

That afternoon, I could see him spraying them and spreading Sevin powder, and waving his arms in the air in frustration.

Nothing was left in the rose garden, just some leaves and stalks.

By the third day, there were thousands of the beetles, if not tens of thousands.

They were everywhere in his front lawn and wreaking havoc on his roses.

By the end 4th day, there was nothing left of his rose garden, other than a few tattered leaves and the thorny stalks.

Those scent packs must have drawn every Japanese beetle in for miles around.

I had never seen so many in a single place.

He was very satisfied with his evil plan!

And that was it.

The deed was done, and I was satisfied and laughing… quietly to myself, but laughing and laughing.

And I never told a soul what I did, not even my wife.

This was a few years ago, and his rose garden is fully recovered now.

And it will stay beautiful so long as he keeps being a quiet neighbor.

Haha! That was hilarious. It’s amazing that his neighbor never found out he was responsible!

Let’s see what others have to say about this on Reddit.

This user shares their personal opinion.

Source: Reddit/ProRevengeSource: Reddit/ProRevenge

This one even quotes Sun Tzu.

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Here’s a valid point.

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This person describes the revenge as pure inspired genius.

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Finally, this comment even comes with an evil laugh. LOL.

Source: Reddit/ProRevengeSource: Reddit/ProRevenge

The best revenge is sneaky and effective.

If you liked that post, check this one about a guy who got revenge on his condo by making his own Christmas light rules.

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