Revenge with an email
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Anonymous
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I have an email address for someone whose dog bit my son in the leg on Saturday. They said they’d sue me if I reported it, but of course I had to report it! My son is only 5 and the dog was off leash (I’m in Fairfax city). I’d like to do some revenge with this person’s email. Maybe sign them up for porn sites? Any suggestions? Thanks. |
Anonymous
| They are at fault. Why would they sue you? |
Anonymous
| You sound crazy. Why would they sue you? And of course you need to report a dog bite. What a strange situation you’re putting yourself in. |
Anonymous
| Don't do that. Dog people can be unhinged (you know they are, considering their threat). They may guess it was you. Report them, sue them, and have nothing else to do with them. They're losers. |
Anonymous
| Ignore the e-mail. Save it though. |
Anonymous
| Wtf? |
Anonymous
| Call a therapist because what you are considering is not normal. You don't need to get revenge, you need to take care of yourself and your kid. |
Anonymous
| You didn't have to report it. Did you son need stitches or get medical care? |
Anonymous
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You're doing it wrong. Get through all of this, report them, maybe sue them for medical expenses depending on the severity of the bite, do any follow up.
And then in 6 months or better a year later then take your revenge. |
Anonymous
Dog has likely done this a lot if they're so adamant it not be reported. She needs to report for the public safety. |
Anonymous
| Op, you're an idiot |
Anonymous
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Makes you wonder how many times this dog bit someone.
Don’t do a revenge email. |
Anonymous
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You sue for medical bills.
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Anonymous
| How do you function? |
Anonymous
How do you report a random dog biting? OP has the email but doesn't otherwise know this person. |