Lonely Hearts Ads and what they really mean

For the peeps who look through the lonely hearts ads to search for true love or just a good night out here’s some help in translating those ads.

Adventurous = Likes anal
Athletic = No tits
30 something = 41 years old
Fun = Annoying
Wild = Gets pissed easily
Beautiful face = Face like a robber’s dog
Seeks knight in shining armour = Husband has run off with a younger model
New Age = Hairy and smelly
Headstrong = Argumentative
Enjoys pubbing & clubbing = Alcoholic
Curvy = fat
Cuddly = fat
Likes eating out = Lazy and fat

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7 Responses to “Lonely Hearts Ads and what they really mean”

  1. BillyWarhol Says:

    oh god thass Hilarious!!!!!

    oh mano Good One!!

    + sadly so friggin’ True***********

    ;PPP

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  2. rainer Says:

    Well that was a funny analysis. Maybe sometimes people lie about there virtues, but it will all be found out. ;-)
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  3. Frigga Says:

    Haha, oh how true!! Is there a way to say something positive in an ad like that? :-0

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  4. laketrees Says:

    brilliant !!!
    I’m bookmarking this post for a rainy day :)
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  5. Ian Says:

    “Broadminded” = gay, or bi.

  6. SurfJedi Says:

    My wife and I enjoyed these. Pretty funny. Keep it up.

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  7. Ann Clemmons Says:

    This is truly hilarious. I the Lonely Hearts Ads title too.

    Thanks~ I’ve got Mrs. Sparrow bookmarked.

    Ann

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