This is a story about how Lucy got asked out for the second time over Twitter. It gets quite interesting. I think you’ll like it. Regular readers of this blog will remember the tale of Beardy Al, who got chatting with Lucy on Twitter after she took the piss out of…View Post
Lucy’s in a bit of a predicament. She’s developed spine-tingling girly feelings for her married friend, Michael. If you missed the story, you can catch up here. If you’ve been following the drama, you’ll probably remember that last week Lucy went to have dinner with Michael, and on the way there…View Post
Lucy is going for a third date with Al, who originally asked her out after a random Twitter exchange about beards. (To read from the beginning, click here) Al is not Lucy’s usual type at all – he is a mechanic and lifeboat crew member with two kids who dropped…View Post
Lucy has had one date with Al, who bravely asked her out over Twitter. If you missed it, click here to read from the beginning. In spite of the fact that Al sports a full-on lumberjack-style beard, and has a background that is the polar opposite of Lucy’s safe middle-class…View Post
It’s the day of Lucy’s date with Al, the 32-year-old bearded mechanic, lifeboat rescue crew member, and father-of-two who asked Lucy out over Twitter. To read from the start, click here. For the first time in a long time, she’s nervous about a date. This isn’t your usual, run-of-the-mill online…View Post
Lucy has been chatting with a guy on Twitter. If you missed it, you can read the story so far here. Al is a 32-year old mechanic and lifeboat crew member, and unlike so many of the twats and weirdos out there, actually seems like he might be moderately sane and…View Post
This is a story about how Lucy got asked on a date via Twitter. Wait… you mean Tinder, right? Actually, no. Not Tinder. Twitter. Here’s how it happened… Lucy has only recently joined this popular social media platform, and she doesn’t really understand it. Currently she has about 130 followers…View Post
Names and some minor details have been changed to protect the innocent. And sometimes the guilty.
