Hey, what's that noise? Is that the sound of someone suffering from revenge?

But not just any old revenge. That's the sound of a man suffering from some well-executed,

passive-aggressive revenge. I'm talking posting fish through your ex's letterbox every single day, level revenge.

Or collecting dog poop for weeks and throwing it over your annoying neighbor's yard level revenge.

Jeez. So yeah, strap in, because we're about to check out even more awesomely passive-aggressive ways people got revenge.

You're listening. You're listening to be amazed.

Back in the hazy days of February 2011, college student and entrepreneur Mark Bow

realized his expensive MacBook Air had been stolen from his dorms' communal area.

With no culprits, he resigned himself to buying a new one.

However, being a bit of a tech whiz, Mark had installed a program on his old computer that automatically uploaded all its files to the cloud.

So a few weeks later, when he logged on to this program with his new laptop, he discovered that whoever had stolen his old MacBook was using it,

and all their files had been backed up for Mark to see.

He found the thief's name on one of them and immediately reported him to the police. But then something else caught Mark's eye.

Tucked away in the media folder was a video of what appeared to be someone dancing.

Mark clicked on it and was astonished. It was the thief.

Oh boy, those are some moves for sure.

Seeing a golden opportunity, Mark downloaded the video, logged onto YouTube, and uploaded it with the title,

Don't Steal Computers belonging to people who know how to use computers.

Reddit quickly picked up the video and within hours it had thousands of views.

Shortly afterwards, the thief handed the stolen laptop into campus police and messaged Mark,

apologizing and begging him to take the video down.

Well, Mark wasn't very sympathetic, and you can still view all one minute and 32 seconds of it on YouTube today,

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