Hell hath no fury like a woman scorned.

That Girl Emily needs some help on the fury part.
I saw this picture on a website today.
Some clicking around later and the idea seems to be that it is some sort of marketing campaign.

It all started with a blog here.
That Girl Emily.

She starts a blog and less than 2 weeks later finds out that her husband Steven is having an affair with her best friend.

I have no idea if this is true (there are a lot of things to suggest it's not, the private investigator, the banner etc) but it's certainly getting a lot of traffic.
Over 64 thousand profile views.

The blog itself is just like a chick lit book. Bridget Jones with pilates.
If it is just some sort of viral marketing setup, so what ?
It was going well, until the latest thing.

The thing is, she says" It’s going to be 14 days of vengeance. 14 days of unbridled revenge. 14 days of Steven looking over his back to see what’s coming next. "
She starts with the banner, pretty good. Very public, got to be embarrassing.
Posts a video of the happy couple on YouTube, hands out flyers on the street calling him a dog.
Yep that's some vengeance.
She even gives away his wine collection. Not very original but still, that's got to at least annoy him.
That brings us to day -something- I don't know, I wasn't counting. What does she do ?
She knows his online passwords, so does she sign him up for every scam and spam on the internet? Send some sort of embarrassing email to everyone in his address book?
No.
Her "unbridled revenge" is to mess with his fantasy baseball team.
That's it?
Come on Emily or team of marketers, a woman scorned and that all you've got?
His fantasy baseball team. Maybe it's just me, but that doesn't scream *Vengeance* to me.
Am I missing something vital with the whole fantasy baseball thing?