Most common comment a passerby shouts out when you’re out running

"There's no on chasing you!" and "What are you running from?"

It's an old story, but still funny... after he won the 1960 Olympic 5000m, Murray Halberg was out running with Lydiard in the hills above Auckland and a car pulls up alongside them and the driver yelled out, "who do you think you are? Halberg?"

Would be awesome if jamin showed up in a viral video jumping out of his skin when a carful of teens taps the horn at him

F***ot used to be very common when I was in highschool and early college. Occupationally still get some sort of slur yelled out but at least they are more creative.

My favorite of all time was: "eat a burger"

"Stay Triggered from your Cubicle friends."

or

"Stay Triggered from your Cubicle, Friends"

It's no wonder that you're a Poor.

Many years ago when I was in high school, a guy in the neighborhood would always yell "No one is chasing you!"

Another old guy in the neighborhood would yell "Take State, boys!" When our team ran by.

Now I'm older, and when running past a homeless man last year, he dropped his half drunk bottle of wine (at 9:00am) from one hand and it broke, and dropped a soccer ball from his other hand that started to roll down a hill. I just kept on running by and in fact felt bad for him, but then he yelled "Keep running you bald-headed b****!" Then I no longer felt bad for him.

Not common, but beaten-down construction worker called out "You can't run from your problems" a few months ago.

My reply, "But you'll never beat them standing still."

When I was training for a marathon and wearing a men's mental health charity vest I was fundraising for people would beep their horn occasionally.

#feelsgoodman

Running through west village with a friend, splits and shirtless, en route to west side highway, "You boys must be looking for trouble dressed like that!" On one hand, gross, don't say that random people. On the other hand, very, very funny to us.

Been "Run Forest, run!"-ed a million times.

Most of it's generally encouraging stuff. "Great job!" "I need to do that!" etc.

"Run Forrest Run" became a meme, which I would guess is how a lot of younger people know of it. I have friends in their 20s, and they "get" a lot of famous pop-culture references because they're memes now. It's come up in conversation here and there and I've heard from them something like "oh, I never realized that was a movie" when talking about some random movie/TV scene.

Also, R-F-R is easily the #1 thing people heckle. F-slur occasionally too.

Who is triggered? What do you mean? If you’re commenting on people that are commenting on your idiotic posts or the way that you write, you should be accustomed to it since you more than likely know that you’re a dumb ass.

"Sir, your BBC is hanging out the bottom of your basketball shorts" is the comment I get most often while rumning.

“STOP! THIEF!”

In the 80's:" get off the road, and up on the sidewalk" , In the 90's: "Hey, how fast are you going.."?

2000 and on: "he's friendly.." because I only run on trails now (I'm old)

As a runner in the mid '70s in Oklahoma...

It was usually loud eight track music (country or rock... or southern rock)... followed by inaudible scream or shout... followed by object whizzing by your head.

“Run faster”. It’s only ever from boys in their early teens that are in a group and trying to act cool. I always have the urge to get in their face and confront them. Not because I’m upset. It would just be funny to see how they react. Don’t wanna risk getting caught on camera and going viral though.

With running nothing new. Just all of the above.

When I was bike racing, a group I was training with had a young man pull up next to us in his car and yell something unintelligible. Then he proceeds to the next intersection ahead of us and BLOCKS TRAFFIC so we can ride through without stopping. That was interesting. We all thought we were cool. Not.

I had a CHINO turning right into the road from the Church parking lot and flipped me off because I tried to run in front of him.

If anyone hollers at me from the passenger side of their best friends ride I yell back. No Scrub's