Why would you steal someone's water bottle??

messed_up · 12-07-2009 02:26PM #1

Went to Malahide Castle Park yesterday morning to do some reps around the golf/pitch and putt course. Left my water bottle - just a plain old three euro refillable water bottle - down at my start/stop point and headed off on a gentle warm up lap. Got back six minutes later and it was gone. Checked around and a lady out walking her dog said she saw another runner pick it up and carry on running

Luckily I had an extra bottle with me in the car so I could get my run in but I just cant believe that anybody - let alone another runner - would stoop to such a petty low.

Latchy · 12-07-2009 02:28PM

That's pretty low indeed ,like how mean are some people .

ecoli · 12-07-2009 02:33PM

messed_up wrote: »

Went to Malahide Castle Park yesterday morning to do some reps around the golf/pitch and putt course. Left my water bottle - just a plain old three euro refillable water bottle - down at my start/stop point and headed off on a gentle warm up lap. Got back six minutes later and it was gone. Checked around and a lady out walking her dog said she saw another runner pick it up and carry on running

Luckily I had an extra bottle with me in the car so I could get my run in but I just cant believe that anybody - let alone another runner - would stoop to such a petty low.

I couldnt imagine anyone who would risk taking a bottle from the ground not knowing where it came from. Very strange

RacoonQueen · 12-07-2009 02:37PM

What a strange thing to do, I was tempted to pick one up in the park the other day and have a swig but stealing the WHOLE bottle :eek: besides god knows who owns it/what's in it

kippy · 12-07-2009 02:39PM

Perhaps they thought that someone had dropped the bottle accidently?
They could have just taken it assuming it was lost property.

messed_up · 12-07-2009 02:49PM

RacoonQueen wrote: »

What a strange thing to do, I was tempted to pick one up in the park the other day and have a swig but stealing the WHOLE bottle :eek: besides god knows who owns it/what's in it

I know. I have trouble drinking from my own bottles unless I give them a good wash and rinse with milton or at washing liquid at least.. I'd never use anybody elses bottle and especially not one I picked up in a park/by the road.

Dave147 · 12-07-2009 02:57PM

ecoli wrote: »

I couldnt imagine anyone who would risk taking a bottle from the ground not knowing where it came from. Very strange

Very appropriate username I must say :P

ecoli · 12-07-2009 03:15PM

Dave147 wrote: »

Very appropriate username I must say :P

Yeah i come with a health warning. You know it bad when a bacteria is telling you god knows what could be in the bottle............ me at the least if you lucky:D

jinka · 12-07-2009 10:02PM

Malahide is lethal for thiefs and general stealing for anything , but robbing a water bottle!

thebouldwhacker · 13-07-2009 10:02AM

€5 says it was the old lady! I bet she had just pocketed it when you came back

WIZE · 13-07-2009 10:05AM

Maybe they thought it was litter and threw it in the Bin:rolleyes:

lecheile · 13-07-2009 11:35AM

Next time, leave a bottle behind and perhaps include something like a strong dose of a laxitive - it should be fairly obvious after a while who stole it..:D

shels4ever · 13-07-2009 12:06PM

Happend to me once before on a log run, wasn't too happy had to do another 3 miles to my next bottle.

marko91 · 13-07-2009 12:10PM

do the same next time except piss in the bottle and bring water in ur spare 1 and jog with it in ur hand:rolleyes:mwuahahaha

Why would you steal someone's water bottle??

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