Is this normal or not?

It depends....
but some satisfaction is guilt free which is a normal feeling to be having

I let the air out of the tyres of an ex once, did i feel guilty??? haha hell man nooooo, i felt great

The male version of a bunny boiler is a mad dog

thanks Aisha
but i do think maddog likes to exercise that bark of his every once in awhile

Your a very shallow man are you not maddog?
because i date a larger man, you think i have no standards? what right have you got to point the wrong finger at me for when your so judgemental of anothers appearance...were my actions wrong? of course they were but go back to the purpose of the blog... is not feeling guilty normal??? i gave my thoughts on the matter, END OF.

What if he crashed....
killed people even because his tyres were flat...
Oh give over with your nonsense of your what IF'S but just so you know it would of being him done for manslaughter and not i like you so seem to think.

I'm not looking for the benefit of doubt from you, so spare yourself some time by not trying to give me what i don't want...there is no need for me to justify myself or my actions to a shallow pup like you

And i beieve you mountain man
but i take it the car was tampered with in away it was out of visual sight, in away it would go unnoticed therfor done with to intend to cause bodily harm and danger to the driver???
too right it was trialed as murder and not manslaughter instead.

I do think letting the air out of someones tyres to flatten is a different matter entirely... too right i could of been done for damaging his property but for manslaughter??? no way, because the man is NOT blind.. if he choose to drive the car then the responsability was his alone therfor he alone would of been held lible NOT me.

Any good judge would ask....
did you not see your tyres were flat?
if he replied yes...
then i think we all know what the next question would be

Hmmm maddog can't you be practical for once

To some point i agree with you mountainman but overall i stand firmly with my veiw, it was his responsibility not mine...
lets say he said NO he did not see the tyres were flat, but surely he would of felt they were when he went to drive the car??? any good jury member would see it was the driver that was careless and not the person that flattend the tyres.

No maddog he wasn't the handyman, if you must know he was actually an elvis impersonator heehee and might i add also i left him feeling alittle bit more shook up then he expected

No, I have a onscience, so I usually feel guilty.

On the other (immature) topic coming up here, if I'm through with someone I wouldn't even waste my energy on an ex, just turn around and walk out.