Last semester I had a terrible English teacher. She would lose our assignments constantly and deny losing them, she always talked down to us like we were kindergarteners, the amount of work she had us do was ridiculous (like writing a 15 minute play in 5 minutes), and we constantly had to put up with he being a bitch in general. By the end of the semester, I reached my breaking point. 

Being a non-confrontational sort of guy, I decided to mess with her mind. Everyday for a couple of weeks, I took everything on her desk and switched it to the other side. I think it's called mirroring. I was in her class the last period of the day, and she always rushed out of the class before everyone else, so it was easy to do. Each day everything would be put back in the original place so I knew it was bothering her. After the third time she began staying in the class until everyone had left. She thought that this would solve the problem. The only thing was that I had debate practice after school, and we used her room for practice rounds, so I continued mirroring her. This continued until another student who hated her (there were lots) decided to help me mirror her. He was an idiot and took the pictures of her kids and turned them around in the frame. This put her over the edge, and she reported it to the principal and began locking the door so we couldn't get in there. Nevertheless, I still got my sweet, sweet petty revenge for a few weeks.
user
I mirrored my terrible teacher's desk for a couple of weeks. Revenge was had.
assistant
Last semester I had a terrible English teacher. She would lose our assignments constantly and deny losing them, she always talked down to us like we were kindergarteners, the amount of work she had us do was ridiculous (like writing a 15 minute play in 5 minutes), and we constantly had to put up with he being a bitch in general. By the end of the semester, I reached my breaking point. 

Being a non-confrontational sort of guy, I decided to mess with her mind. Everyday for a couple of weeks, I took everything on her desk and switched it to the other side. I think it's called mirroring. I was in her class the last period of the day, and she always rushed out of the class before everyone else, so it was easy to do. Each day everything would be put back in the original place so I knew it was bothering her. After the third time she began staying in the class until everyone had left. She thought that this would solve the problem. The only thing was that I had debate practice after school, and we used her room for practice rounds, so I continued mirroring her. This continued until another student who hated her (there were lots) decided to help me mirror her. He was an idiot and took the pictures of her kids and turned them around in the frame. This put her over the edge, and she reported it to the principal and began locking the door so we couldn't get in there. Nevertheless, I still got my sweet, sweet petty revenge for a few weeks.
user
I took every thing on the teacher's desk and switched it to the other side.
assistant