Very true
I have real issues with karma.

I know this one woman, just turned seventy. Her bully of a husband has made her life hell, to the point where he's stopped her seeing her own grandkids. Turned out he had a series of affairs through the first twenty years of their married life too. The woman in question is decent, kind, loving and has never wished harm on anyone.

Where's karma, eh?

Then there's the old friend of mine who had the misfortune of being born with Cystic Fibrosis. Monumentally gifted, musically talented and loved by (a great many it seems!) ladies.

Karma was out for lunch that day.

There's the guy I used to work with, who took a great delight in making someone's life a misery. He harrassed me relentlessly over the course of five years with an obsessional zeal on his part, even pursuing me to the pages of b3ta in a twisted attempt to try and look funny.

He was the source of the rumour concerning one of the bosses and a female member of staff which resulted in a third party being hounded out of the firm, going to great lengths to ensure the third party was taking the rap for this and many other invented misdemeanours.

Why? Well, simply because he's afraid of being the guy everyone picks on. He's actually admitted this to me himself.

When you confront this guy head on, he's all smiles and "hello mate...", a coward of the lowest order and if there were such thing as karma he'd be the unfortunate sufferer of a very nasty bum disease.

In retrospect, I perhaps shouldn't have talked a couple of my friends out of taking this guy aside for a quiet word. Sorry, but it's a big lie.

You make your own karma.
(Bicycle Repairman "you're also a bit of a wanker", Fri 22 Feb 2008, 14:14, Reply)