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Who put the poo in pool

  • 19-11-2011 2:11pm
    #1
    doctorchick
    Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 192 ✭✭


    Well I knew it would happen eventually. Normally avoid the busy family times in the pool but eldest son has moved up a swim class and could only get him in at 5:45 on a friday. I used the time more as splash time with the young fella until I noticed a lane was free so I decided to get a few laps in (heavy circuits session on thursday so just wanted to stretch out). After 4 laps I stop and notice a couple of youngsters pointing into the pool behind me, and there, for all the world to see was a nice fresh (but perfectly formed) poo. In all the years of swimming in that pool it is the first time I have ever come across this. Staff were very good at removing it immediately but did sort of ruin the session for me and I beat a hasty retreat to the shower and then the sauna. Little fella was with the missus in case anyone think I abandoned him :D.

    Not really asking anything here, just felt the need to share.

    Has not been a good week for me after being bitten by a dog on my left calf out running (calf in a mess, punctured and heavily bruised - Gardai informed !!). Just waiting to see what mishaps hit me when out on the bike today.....

    Iain


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  • #2
    AngryHippie
    Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 2,625 ✭✭✭AngryHippie


    well formed stools are not really a problem, its the runny sh1ts you gotta look out for, they will ruin your hole weak......pun intended


  • #3
    GKiraly
    Registered Users Posts: 117 ✭✭GKiraly


    Well I knew it would happen eventually. Normally avoid the busy family times in the pool but eldest son has moved up a swim class and could only get him in at 5:45 on a friday. I used the time more as splash time with the young fella until I noticed a lane was free so I decided to get a few laps in (heavy circuits session on thursday so just wanted to stretch out). After 4 laps I stop and notice a couple of youngsters pointing into the pool behind me, and there, for all the world to see was a nice fresh (but perfectly formed) poo. In all the years of swimming in that pool it is the first time I have ever come across this. Staff were very good at removing it immediately but did sort of ruin the session for me and I beat a hasty retreat to the shower and then the sauna. Little fella was with the missus in case anyone think I abandoned him biggrin.gif.

    Not really asking anything here, just felt the need to share.

    Has not been a good week for me after being bitten by a dog on my left calf out running (calf in a mess, punctured and heavily bruised - Gardai informed !!). Just waiting to see what mishaps hit me when out on the bike today.....

    Iain

    Eeeww, thats rancid! Down through the years Ive heard the odd story or two bout kids taking a p!ss in the pool, but never that kind of story! Looks like its back to the drawing boards for some parent(s)!!! Was that the Raheen Woods it happened in?? If so I may be having second thoughts bout going there for a dip this evening!


  • #4
    doctorchick
    Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 192 ✭✭doctorchick


    It was Raheen Woods, but I wouldn't let that put you off. I have been in there a number of times since and there are no problems. The pool is nice enough so if you are there I would recommend it

    Iain


  • #5
    Sigma Force
    Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 5,132 ✭✭✭Sigma Force


    lol gross, thankfully nothing like that floating around the pool here but I do find stuff like floating corn plasters and tissues n stuff which is pretty gross, although did find a 2 euro coin once :D

    Pool staff are generally good for cleaning but would like if they dragged the pool with a net every other hour to remove floaty bits bleah.


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