Best of RVA Missed Connections August 27-September 4

by | Sep 4, 2018 | RICHMOND NEWS, WTF?!

Many of you may have spent your Labor Day weekend relaxing, but the people over in Missed Connections were making moves. This week, sparks fly at Godfrey’s and Taboo, a man is hoping to try his luck again with a woman he met at a poker game, and someone searches for their biological sister. Get in on the action, Richmond!

Taboo broad st

Hi , we got into a bit of a traffic jam. I thought u were cute In your red bug.

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VCU photo student taking stranger photos (Midlothian)

You stopped by and took some pics today, I would love to see them sometime. Tell me about your photos and where you are from so I know it’s you. Would love to meet up sometime.

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Poker game

You came to a poker game early this morning with a guy. I thought you were smoking hot and couldn’t keep my eyes off your braless breasts. I’d be very interested in talking to you. Who did you come with?

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Godfreys Tonight- A Quick Kiss and you left in your uber

I thought you were super cool and very sexy. You asked me if I was gay, when I told you I like women you said that was awesome…your Uber came and your friends were leaving..You kissed me quick and got in the van. We didn’t exchange contact info. On the off chance you actually see this, tell me something about me that would be unique or different that stood out. I would love to get to know you better…you had on awesome shoes.

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Riding motorcycle blue eyes black jacket (henrico)

saw you riding a motorcycle burgundy. you had blue eyes. think we have a lot in common. see this respond I can email you back. your name was Tim.

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White pants in Michaels crafts (Glen Allen)

You had on white pants today!! I couldn’t stop looking at you. You were with a friend and I wanted to say something but couldn’t you were so hot would like to run into you again let me know what you were looking at in the same aisle as me if you’re interested

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 I held the door (Westend) 

You were str8 or very str8 looking. I held the door open for you while checking you out. You smiled and grinned.

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Looking for Bio Family (Oklahoma) 

I’m currently looking for my biological sister. She was given up for adoption in Richmond during the mid-1960’s. Her biological father’s name is Larry Joe Garner from Waldron, Arkansas. My understanding is she was from a family that already had numerous children and felt they couldn’t take care of one more so her maternal grandmother was going to raise her but due to unknown circumstances her grandmother decided to put her in an orphanage. Larry signed away his paternal rights and that’s all I know…Larry was stationed at Fort Belvior during December 1961 and December 1963. His best friends were Jim Evans and someone last name Rose. If you have ANY information, no matter how insignificant you may feel that it is PLEASE contact me by email, text or phone.

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Photo By: Taboo 

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