Man Seeks Revenge On Cheating Ex-Wife By Putting Her Possessions Up For Sale

Looking for a new, innovative way to get over your cheating jerk of an ex? Well, this guy seems to have a pretty good idea for you.

A British man was, let's just say ... not pleased when his wife decided to leave him for her "personal trainer who looks like Beppe from EastEnders." If you, like me, have no idea who that is, he's apparently "the local heartthrob" on the popular BBC show, "EastEnders." So, yeah, probably not exactly number one on your list of people who you want your wife to be porking on the side.

But this guy isn't going down without a proper fight. No, he is doing everything in his power to make sure that justice is served to his "cheating whore of an ex-wife." And I'd say he's doing a pretty good job of doing so, considering he has decided to sell literally all of her things, from her clothes to her car, on eBay.

The add for his clothing (that he described as a "complete job lot of possessions belonging to my cheating whore of an ex-wife") was temporarily removed by eBay for its excessive use of profanity, but here's an image of the add he posted for her:

You read that correctly. This guy is an absolute legend. And I KNOW you're dying to know what he has under "all info," so I pulled out his absolute gem of an opener here for you:

Welcome to my eBay listing for this absolute disgrace of a car, which is the only thing of any value I have left after my darling ex left me in ruins. This ridiculous piece of German engineered campness would ideally suit any hairdresser/florist or person with little or no dignity. Unfortunately, it does not suit me as I am 6"4 and 32 stone. I can't actually get in it without putting one of my legs in the passenger side and having the roof off. I hate this car nearly as much as I hate my ex who I bought it for, and to be honest, she didn't like it that much, either. So she took my car in the split.

The "absolute disgrace of a car" has already garnered bids of over £1,300. And, in an interview with MailOnline, the scorned man said he found the experience of selling her things to be "cathartic," and that he will be spending the money on a party to help him forget about his evil ex.

Now, only one question remains: How do I snag an invite to this party?

Citations: Yours for just £185! Scorned husband takes revenge on his 'cheating whore of an ex-wife' and puts ALL her possessions on eBay (Daily Mail)