Rude Lawyer Parks In Farmer's Driveway, Farmer Plots Stinky Revenge

Some people in this world just insist on being unnecessarily rude to others around them. In this case, brought to the internet's attention by Redditor u/Demolitionlady, on r/ProRevenge, we have a rude, big-shot lawyer who decided he didn't need to be considerate whatsoever when parking his car near a hiking trail on a farmer's property — right in a spot that would not allow the farmer's tractor to pass through. It really sounds like this farmer wasn't the kind of dude who was actively looking for trouble, but the belligerent lawyer in question appeared to antagonize this guy for an entire year by not abiding to a request to park… literally anywhere else. Yeah, that justifies the ensuing and unforgettably stinky pro revenge. The farmer used the resources at his disposal (in this case, 70 cows' worth of poop) to park his car in the frustrating lawyer's own driveway, stinking up the entire area. 

When the farmer finally left, he made sure to "accidentally" drop some of the manure on the driveway. Gee, Norway does seem like a nice place to live. Check out some more revenge drama with this pro revenge tale about a scummy collection agency that messed with a guy's credit score.

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