Things you have taken

[Zysoclaplem]

I know people who have taken silverware, small plates, pepper grinders, tin butter cups, and more.
I usually take Splenda packets and sometimes napkins to put in my car just in case. I guess I am not that bad.

 

[meltdown75]

 

[chari]

On my birthday this year we went to Texas Roadhouse. (It's a country western themed steak house) They give you two tin buckets at your table. One filled with peanuts, and one for the shells after you peel them. One of my friends stole one of those little tin buckets. It has the Texas Roadhouse logo on it but I still don't know why she took it.

She has a knack for stealing things, so that might explain it.

I usually take the little water flavoring packets from Olive Garder when I go there.

 

[ahurtt]

I once took a couple glasses when I was a poor college kid. And one time I took a bottle of Chipotle Tabasco sause from a Chipotle restaurant because it was so good and I thought it was something that was only at Chipotle. But then I found out I could buy it at the store so I didn't take any more. I put a really nice tip in the tip jar to make up for it next time I went. But I still feel guilty about stealing the glasses.

 

[j00fek]

i go home with A shot glass or a pint glass every so often from the bar

 

[Pacemaker]

I had a friend who took a whole place setting from perkins (not all at once) and mounted it on his wall. The whole thing was rather silly if you ask me.

 

[Zolty]

Gf stole a 2.5l glass boot from a local bar. Some friends a few years ago who worked at that bar got a 5l stien that was awesome for parties.

 

[JulesMaximus]

I've taken martini glasses.

My Mother-In-Law and a friend of hers stole a rather large painting off the wall of one of their favorite restaurants once. The place was closing down in a few months so they just grabbed it on the way out after eating there one evening. I drove the getaway car.

 

[Zysoclaplem]

Originally posted by: meltdown75
I take babies from restaurants and I eat them!

WTF?

 

[zinfamous]

mostly pint glasses from bars. and once I took a waitress's virginity

 

[Quasmo]

This last weekend I went out of town for a film shoot. When ever I ate at a restaraunt I would ask the waitress if I could keep the glass, without hesitation everyone of them said yes. So now I have free glasses. I've also taken a pan holder from chilis and some silverware from this other restaraunt on accident. I knew someone who took a chair from chili's.

 

[bignateyk]

Back in college I stole the Magic Hat tap, among other various things (menus, glasses, coasters, etc...)

It was quite an accomplishment. I slowly unscrewed it over the course of the night as someone was distracting the bartender, and right at the end of the night I took it off and put it in my coat

Now I have a cool, but useless decoration

 

[ggnl]

Pretty much all of my shot glasses, tumblers, and pint glasses came from bars.

 

[Leros]

Does taking 500 napkins from Wendy's count as stealing? I bought $4 of food too.

 

[Cadop]

Arby's Sauce in a squeeze bottle.

I love that stuff.

 

[tfinch2]

Originally posted by: JulesMaximus
I've taken martini glasses.

My Mother-In-Law and a friend of hers stole a rather large painting off the wall of one of their favorite restaurants once. The place was closing down in a few months so they just grabbed it on the way out after eating there one evening. I drove the getaway car.

WTF?

 

[KMc]

Originally posted by: chari
On my birthday this year we went to Texas Roadhouse. (It's a country western themed steak house) They give you two tin buckets at your table. One filled with peanuts, and one for the shells after you peel them. One of my friends stole one of those little tin buckets. It has the Texas Roadhouse logo on it but I still don't know why she took it.

She has a knack for stealing things, so that might explain it.

I usually take the little water flavoring packets from Olive Garder when I go there.

What in the world is a "water flavoring packet"? I go to the "OG" frequently and am not aware of such a thing...not that I would even know what/where to look for them.

 

[MisterJackson]

I've always wanted to slowly steal a complete set of Waffle House fine china. Seriously.

 

[Electric Amish]

I've never taken anything but the food I purchased.

 

[Kaido]

Originally posted by: Quasmo
This last weekend I went out of town for a film shoot. When ever I ate at a restaraunt I would ask the waitress if I could keep the glass, without hesitation everyone of them said yes. So now I have free glasses. I've also taken a pan holder from chilis and some silverware from this other restaraunt on accident. I knew someone who took a chair from chili's.

Did you use the Don voice to get what you wanted? "In a world where Quasmo has no cups..."

 

[MX2]

WTF...who takes stuff from restaurants?

 

[BrunoPuntzJones]

Originally posted by: KMc

Originally posted by: chari
On my birthday this year we went to Texas Roadhouse. (It's a country western themed steak house) They give you two tin buckets at your table. One filled with peanuts, and one for the shells after you peel them. One of my friends stole one of those little tin buckets. It has the Texas Roadhouse logo on it but I still don't know why she took it.

She has a knack for stealing things, so that might explain it.

I usually take the little water flavoring packets from Olive Garder when I go there.

What in the world is a "water flavoring packet"? I go to the "OG" frequently and am not aware of such a thing...not that I would even know what/where to look for them.

it took me a second but I remember now. They have them in with the sugar/sweeteners. Little tube packets things.

 

[ShotgunSteven]

Food poisoning.

 

[buck]

Vinegar, dont ask, I was pretty drunk and I did it to get laughs from my SO.

 

[HeroOfPellinor]

Back in college, the guys in the dorm room across from me eventually stole an entire Denny's place setting. Silverware, plates, vases, napkins. We went there most night along with this chick around midnight just hanging out and sometimes getting a bite to eat.