Me at work after asking co-workers simple “yes or no” questions in the hopes of trying to explain their computer problem only to receive the same non verbal deer-in-the-headlights look.
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Me at work after asking co-workers simple “yes or no” questions in the hopes of trying to explain their computer problem only to receive the same non verbal deer-in-the-headlights look.
^^^My face when the neighbors play loud music late at night.
I return the favor by in full early the next morning, going so far as to push the subwoofer up against the wall to maximize the annoyance.
I saw person slip, slide, and then crash while walking across an icy quad. Rather than rush to help, I just laughed.
"D" move. Totally a tiny evil.
Sometimes, just sometimes, I enjoy asking INTJs really, truly stupid questions. Poke, poke, poke.
When rude drivers cut me off or swerve in front of me then brake I sometimes follow them for awhile pretending to report them and their license plates to the police. The effect- 9 times of 10 they suddenly become calm and patient offensive drivers.
When passing another runner during a race I often mutter, "Good job". I make sure I'm in perfect stride and my breath is coming in clear and easy. While I do wish them luck, really I only say this to mentally phase them. So, "good luck" is more like, "good luck in catching up - see how easy this is?".
Totally evil.
I've developed a habit of putting customer service phone reps on hold once they finally answer. This is my assholish little power trip. Totally a tiny evil thing to do.
Saw a co-worker strutting about in their new pants with the size sticker still attached and said nothing...EVIL!
Rather than explore the nature of ignorant or morally repugnant comments in class, I often just say, “fascinating…” and move on. This is a tiny evil, of sorts.