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Much more easily done. Work with ANY of my managers....they all seem to fit the bill according to your stated parameters |
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How about an arch-enemy for your nemesis? It's cheaper and (slightly) more legal than a hit man. The hit man gets the job done fast, while the tailored arch-enemy could annoy your nemesis ceaselessly, for ages. |
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Of course, this could also be called "conspiracy to stalk" or "second-degree stalking," or something ... |
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I think Jason Button is plenty of arch nemesis for me. |
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My exwife annoys me ceaselessly, for ages. |
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I don't need a service for this. ;) |
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It would be fun to attack someone, but if I attack someone I know (like a manager) everyone would think I'm a jerk. Also, picking enemies off the street runs the risk of escalation. The service could pair up enemies who have the same concept of the limits of the conflict. I'd prefer a nemesis who would be willing to keep the damages within an agreed upon price range, would not harm 3rd parties, and would not press charges. Others might have different criteria. |
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The service could also provide legal services, contracts, escrow accounts, and binding mediation for ending the relationship. |
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Seems like something that would be done in Japan. |
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Funny, mine keeps coming up with my alter-ego... |
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You know, a rival matchmaking service might actually be a really good source of motivation. |
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//How about an arch-enemy for your nemesis?//
this always backfires in the movies, because once
they fall in love they come after you. |
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I've been needing a nemesis to compete with. |
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I'm thinking something like this would be good for
personal growth. As others have noted, most of us do
not need a service for this -- but finding a like-minded
opposite who is bent on improving their "getting along
with someone who is the complete opposite of them"
skills, this might be very valuable. |
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Besides, you'll probably end up with quite a few
"opposites attract" type of couples...so have an
inverted bun! |
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i would love to join as a "hitman" getting paid to piss people off would beat my current job easilly... |
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I would subscribe to this service purely to see what my
arch-nemesis would be like. [+] |
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On closer introspection, it might be a good idea to put up
a mirror site to match villains up with thier corresponding
heroes. I'm already pretty villainous. |
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"I'll get you, John McClane !" |
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eh, the problem is that there's always a point where someone goes too far. And that point is different for everyone (perhaps why a service to help select enemies is a good idea). I wouldn't want my job at risk, but some people might be more hardcore, leaving relationships and jobs all in the wake of collateral damage. The truly hardcore might be rewarded with a more epic battle, but if someone caves and calls the cops it could easily be attempted murder, etc. |
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Surely the enemy of the arch is tensile stress? |
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Surely //The enemy of the arch// Is
[MaxwellBuchanan]'s nemesis? |
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