This is the most British thing ever

Imagine doing this and then having a photo with explanation published by the daily mail. It's a mind-boggling level of humiliation.
WAS THERE A SECOND DATE????????

I looked this story up on BBC, and yes there was a second date, he likes her
This is also a decade old story lol. The Mail Article also just says they remained friends, but didn't keep dating.
It's a pretty great first date story like you kinda just gotta see where the roller coaster goes
a heap of good fortune
they can call into a radio station to try to get one if dude ghosts them. She's considerate, a freak (positive), this is hilarious, and she's flexible; he'd be missing out, tbh.
Oh dear god, that is unimaginably disgusting. Horrible. Revolting. Dirty.
That Daily Mail watermark is vulgar as fuck.
Funny story though.
Poor lady
Edit: Poo lady
:kelly:
God forbid a girl has a hobby

I hope they stay together. Imagine telling the kids about the origin story, they'd BSOD.
You heard of step sister getting stuck in the drier before, well, I've got a new joint for you and it STINKS

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This is an episode of Dead Pixels

vaxxed?
Most likely, probably why she had a log that wouldn't flush.
Put a ring on it
It did not land in the garden, but became wedged between two non-opening windows.
After climbing in head first after it, she became wedged.
They say you are what you eat, but apparently you're also what comes out of your ass.
Slop.
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