Best of RVA Missed Connections August 14-August 21

by | Aug 21, 2018 | RICHMOND NEWS, WTF?!

The best of RVA Missed Connections is back to help get you through the work week. In this batch, we’ve got creepy window peep shows, a woman at Chick-Fil-A lusts after a man in a construction vest, sparks fly at Murphy’s Law and Floydfest, and one poster hopes things get steamy with his encounter at Brewer’s Cafe. All that and more below.

Chick fil a parking lot this morning (Forest Hill)

You said hello to me this morning. You were wearing a orange constructive vest and were incredibly handsome

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You can see in my window

You can see in my window. I can see in yours. Show me something.

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Cake show, long black flower dress & hat (Cake show)

I should have said hi, but I was too nervous & didn’t know what to say, also I was watching the show. Hopefully, you’ll see this & say something. I was the dude with long blonde hair. Let’s get a drink sometime!

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 Sat evening at Murphy’s m4w (POWHATAN)

We ran into each other at the gas station and engaged in some damn good conversation for a few minutes. We see each other around every now and then. We discussed your daughter; Lotto; the dating experience among other things. There is a definite age difference between us despite that; my man parts want to play with your lady parts; in a major way. The funny thing is you probably would not guess that I would be attracted to you. Wanna play?

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Baddie at brewers

Long shot but you were at Brewers and I was enamored

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Sharon at Floydfest (Richmond) 

We keep running into each other, best connection was at Floydfest. Then the Camel, Dark Star last night. Why don’t we get together for dinner and see if that leads to more music?

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elegant mature in tennis outfit (Libbie-Patterson area)

so a long shot but nothing ventured nothing gained. on 8/15
you: Cute, slender, petite, well toned & tanned. wearing a nice tennis outfit. short light brownish bob style hair. fabulous smile and didn’t notice a ring on left hand. We made eye contact a few times and exchanged smiles. Me : mature, dark hair, neatly dressed, respectable looking. would be delighted to meet for coffee/ wine will leave additional information to be filled in by respondent.

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WM in Plumbing ad t-shirt, “Time travel” comment (WPA bakery southside)

You overheard us talking about music and memories on Saturday afternoon, 8/11. I am interested. Oranges and George Harrison…

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Photo By: Brewer’s Cafe

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