Who says romance is dead? Take, as a shining example, Joshua, a guy from Boston who says that works in the nightlife industry — and who found 32 beautiful women via the popular online dating app Tinder . But he felt like he just didn’t have time to reach out to each one individually. So he sent them a text message.
One text message. To all 32 women . And we don’t mean that Joshua cut and pasted his romantic opening line into 32 separate messages. We’re saying that he sent out one group text message to all 32 women. We didn’t even know you could do that.
Now, we’re really, really hoping that this is not another one of those internet hoaxes , because this story is priceless.
It all started when Joshua sent out his mass text, which consisted entirely of the line, “Hey gorgeous what’s up?” The hilarity ensued from there .
Eventually, Joshua tries to calm the gathering storm by offering to buy “all you chicks a drink in solidarity of this incident.” At another point, he pleads with them not to get their “panties in a bunch.”
Why did he send a group text to 32 different women — who did not know each other before bonding over Joshua’s massive Tinder faux pas? Simply because it would take “hours to text you individually.” So apparently, in Joshua’s mind, the possibility of dates with 32 different “gorgeous” women just wasn’t worth his time .
Some things in life, you have to work for, Joshua. That’s just the way it is.
Poor Josh even tried to patch things up with the women one at a time, with private messages. But that only resulted in the women sharing his private texts with the group.
Here is some more of the texting exchange among the 32 women…
The Tinder fail became such an overnight internet legend that the Boston Globe site Boston.com is now trying to reach any of the 32 women, for an interview.
