Why would you do this to someone?

01-05-2018, 06:52 PM

cgtweb Wrote: well he has been on the news, all over the papers and the internet.. someone is going to recognise him.

Dang, such a risky move tho.
I wonder what reason he had behind it :v

01-05-2018, 07:06 PM

Denst Wrote: Dang, such a risky move tho.
I wonder what reason he had behind it :v

oh come on bro, you can tell just by looking at him that he is on crack :'D

01-05-2018, 07:14 PM

cgtweb Wrote: oh come on bro, you can tell just by looking at him that he is on crack :'D

Haha true altho that's so risky for so little :7

I know right, not like you can walk in to a pawn shop with a london marathon medal and your face all over the news for stealing it and sell it lol, maybe his brain was to little to think of that.

HES ON DRUGS no doubt about that has maybe $200 up his nose.

Some people are desperate enough for a petty amount of recognition that they have no problem stealing it from someone else. My question is how this person was able to steal the number. Did they not register numbers to racers before it started? What's the point in the numbers if not?

To me as a runner, I would be heartbroken and I would really want to break that person in half if that happened to me. I really do feel bad for the runner. :(

The world is full of horrible people, you just got to learn to live with it.

02-05-2018, 10:17 PM

MeanTeacher Wrote: To me as a runner, I would be heartbroken and I would really want to break that person in half if that happened to me. I really do feel bad for the runner. :(

I know, absolutely terrible

Imagine how terrible that would be. Months or years of training, hours of running your best, and some douche ruins it.