Best of RVA Missed Connections 4/10/18-4/17/18

by | Apr 17, 2018 | RICHMOND NEWS, WTF?!

From fanny pack flirtations at Walmart to Waffle House hookups, to two friends lusting over a tattooed waiter at The Daily Kitchen & Bar in Carytown, this batch of Missed Connections is sure to brighten up your week. Check out all these and more below.

Laburnum Kroger – Red Shirt Fanny Pack (Laburnum)

You got a missed connections grilllll. You were in a red shirt and a fanny pack with some spandex shorts on. Checked out next to me. Not sure, but I think you were checking me out subtly and I you. Just wanted you to know you’re cute 🙂

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Mopar Kitty (Kroger – Short Pump)

I was behind you in the checkout line, and said something as you were getting into your car. You asked me if I knew what your license plate meant, and I failed the test. I heard you on the phone tell your friend that you have enough men in your life, but what’s one more? Would love to see you again.

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You used to bring my mail (Pg)

I use to see you all the time doing mail. You use to come to the store I work in after you got off and we would chat sometimes. You were a little older than me, stocky, light skin and funny. I haven’t seen you in a while, you must not like energy drinks anymore. Well I’m not sure you will even sure that you will see this or not since CL changed. Idk where ppl go to find each other now. Anyway I was thinking about you. I’m not the type of woman that would put out a post so I hope you see this.

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Male server at The Daily (Carytown)

You were my server yesterday at the Daily in Carytown for lunch. I had a baby with me that probably looked like mine but I actually babysit him. I sat with my gay male best friend. You have tattoos and dark hair. Honestly, both myself and my friend are interested in you so just let me know which team you play on. Message me your name so I know it’s you.

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Crazy Hair Dude AKA Daniel – w4m (Chesterfield)

Hey, it’s me, your favorite Waffle House server. 🙂
Truth is…I’ve always had a crush on you. Your blue eyes were my weakness, and I kind of miss them now that I quit.
I keep having dreams about you, but I’m too lacking in my social skills to do anything about it.
Anyway, don’t stay up too late tonight.

Waffle House Girl.

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highland springs house sitting (highland springs)

Bo we met while i was house sitting for a friend and you drove a burgundy camry. hit me up
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ABC store in Carytown, 8:30 PM

You looked at me on your way out the door. Who are you? I’ve seen you before.
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Top Photo By: The Daily Kitchen & Bar-Carytown
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