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| The Big Book Of Revenge: 200 Dirty Tricks for Those Who Are Serious About Getting Even | 
 enlarge | Author: George Hayduke
Publisher: Citadel
Category: Book
List Price: $15.95
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Avg. Customer Rating:  9 reviews
Sales Rank: 188243
Media: Paperback
Number Of Items: 1
Pages: 231
Shipping Weight (lbs): 1.5
Dimensions (in): 10.7 x 8.4 x 0.7
ISBN: 0806521414
Dewey Decimal Number: 818.5402
EAN: 9780806521411
ASIN: 0806521414
Publication Date: January 1, 2001
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 Impractical to say the least. January 25, 2004
82 out of 82 found this review helpful
I was disappointed to find that most of these tactics were either impractical or outdated or both.Some examples described in the book:A man who puts on a gasmask, knocks on a door in the middle of the night with a large toolbox in his hand while wearing a gas company uniform and yelling out warnings that the whole block is getting ready to explode. After the home's occupants dissipate he goes through the house placing cement mix in their toilets and scattering rotten meat throughout the house. Huh? In a day and age where you could spend a few years in the slammer if you mailed somebody an envelope full of baby powder?One example suggests that you should buy a chemical made by "Aquatect" which leaves a bright red cloud around anyone who pees in your pool. One small problem- no such chemical has ever existed in the history of the Earth. This has been outed as an urban legend over and over again, even on TV. (A chemical that in concentrations of less than 1:5000 would cause a bright red cloud when it comes into contact with small amounts of urea, despite the fact that it is in a gigantic vat of bleach water? Ummhmm.)On the good side however, you will find that the book is a very quick read and may offer some laughs, as well as possibly a handful of ideas on elaborate pranks. The guy actually has a decent writing style, he reminds me a little bit of Hunter S. Thompson. But the long and short of it is that there is no "Oh, now I've got 'em!" within the pages of this book. (Unless perhaps you are irked at a UPS driver who runs over dead dogs, and you wish to wire explosives in the carcass of a dead dog to blow out his tire as in one example.)
 A most competent sabotage manual October 18, 2002
22 out of 34 found this review helpful
Some of the physical sabotage techniques in this book would do justice to a CIA or OSS black ops manual. The author has an impressive knowlege of practical mechanics and chemistry- at least enough to do profound damage to vehicles, machinery, structures and lawns. He is also the competent little amateur pharmicist with his poisoning tips (nothing fatal- just very, very unpleasant.) In addition, he is quite the practical psychiatrist with his effective knowlege of what it takes to destroy another's peace of mind, or even sanity. As for character and reputation assassination, well, he is a pure artist....
I'm not going to make a value judgement on the contents of this book. In an unjust world there are justifications for actions like these. Just be careful, there is a fundamental law to the universe that stuff like this comes back to you three fold if it isn't justified....
If you are primarily in to computer mischief, then try his _Byte Me_.
childish pranks June 10, 2001
55 out of 66 found this review helpful
I was looking for some info to payback some of my " x-best buds" and there are nothing but silly ideas and nonsense in this book. An incredible waste of money and extremely misleading. Get it at your library!!
Excellant March 24, 2001
7 out of 39 found this review helpful
Nice book about getting even. Everyone who hurt me in the past now bows down to my vast anarchistic knowledge.
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