I’m not gonna lie…this story made me GAG.

And you’ll see what I’m talking about when you dive in!

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Get started now and prepare for a story of epic revenge!

Smelly revenge for an annoying brother.

“My brother is 16. I’m 18. And we have a sister who is 24 – she also has a baby.

Our brother is super annoying and does stuff on purpose just to mess with our whole family.

He sounds like a great kid!

I won’t go into ALL of the stuff he does but I’ll point out a few things.

He’s way louder than he should be. He can’t just talk, he has to yell everything he needs to say.

He picks fights with family members and then wonders why people are irritated with him.

Every single night he roams through the house making as much noise as possible once everyone is in bed.

I told him that if he didn’t stop making so much noise while I was trying to sleep that I was going to get him back.

He didn’t believe me and made sure to keep his nightly ritual going.

That’s where my plan started. I babysit for my sister so she can go to work since I’m still in school and she works nights.

OMG.

Every time I change her baby’s POOP diapers, I put them strategically under my brothers bed so that they are right under where his head would be.

So far, there are six poop diapers under his bed.

He’s telling our parents that he thinks one of the cats **** in his room. He says he can’t find any cat poop but that his room still smells like ****.

He’s still loud at night but I’m ok with it now. I don’t plan on stopping any time soon.”

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This is a master class in REVENGE!

I wonder how long it will take the brother to figure it out…

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