Best of RVA Missed Connections 5/29/18-6/5/18

by | Jun 5, 2018 | RICHMOND NEWS, WTF?!

Buckle up Richmond, we’re back with an exciting new batch of RVA Missed Connections for your weekly dose of entertainment. This go around, tie-dye clad souls bond at a shrimp fest in Mechanicsville, a woman in a yellow tube top at Capitol Waffle Shop attracts a secret admirer, a hangover prevents a guy from reaching out to his Lamplighter love,  and a very, very, weird encounter at a gas station. All that and more below.

Lady getting coffee 7eleven this am (Gaskin)

You were getting coffee this am an was looking for the energy creamer..wish I had said more but you had that twinkle in your eyes I would have gave you all the energy an cream you needed..if you see this msg back and let’s have a cup or two..you were looking so sexy with them tights an heels an short haircut..mmm

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Met you and you tie dye dressed friend at the shrimp fest (mechanicsville)

I really enjoyed meeting you, but i forgot to get your number, rookie mistake

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White dress at Lamplighter on Sat

Around 1pm at Lamplighter, you were in a white dress chilling on your computer. You’re gorgeous. You left before I could shake my hangover & say hello. I’d love to grab a drink & pizza sometime. Say hey and I’ll describe myself

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 Climber at Pho So 1 (Richmond)

I saw you tonight at Pho So 1. I’ve noticed you for the past year and a half at our climbing gym. We’ve made eye contact a few times but I figured we would meet when the time was right. It’s been a while since I’ve seen you and I regret not introducing myself tonight. If anything I’d like to be your friend.

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Blk girl wearing yellow tube top at Capital Waffle Shop (Richmond)

You were a blk girl in Capital Waffle Shop wearing a yellow tube top and was with a friend, I thought you were so hott. I couldn’t help bit to stare at you…hmu if u see this

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Re: Blue Eyes (Richmond)

I will pretend that one was for me, because it gives my heart some peace. Some loves are never forgotten. Always missing you. I’ve accepted this is a feeling I will have to live with.

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Young guy doing landscape on 11th st (Richmond)

You were working for a landscape co doing landscape on 11th st you had a blue ball cap on …if you see this hmu would love to get to know you

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Older 50’s guy from far west end, my phone broke (Far west)

My phone broke and I lost your info. You were an older guy, guessing 50’s. I was at the 30-year-old who had just got done working out and was at the gas station filling up. A very attractive girl walked by in a tiny mini skirt and white tank top who was very heavy up top. You laughed at me staring as she bent over. You handed me a business card and said if I wanted to chat about hot women over coffe to let you know, you also said you had a large screen tv. I didn’t know what you meant but never got the chance to ask. Just thought I would reach out on here because you peaked my interest.

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Photo By: Lamplighter Coffee Roasters 

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