After I saw the answer I went back to the photo, still didn't see it, then saw the letters ”pop out” after a couple of seconds. Bizarre is right!

Nicole, that reminded me of something that took place a few years ago - I'd ordered a couple of vintage style stocking stuffer things from a company and my order arrived short. I called, and their customer asked 'have you counted very carefully so you are certain there is something missing'. I assured him Yes, I was capable of counting to two! Jas, sorry about the photo, that had to be a little disconcerting at best. I hope you find some more reasonable matches to spark your attention. I've always wondered how truthful people are when filling out those profiles. So I'd only warn, move cautiously until you've actually met some family members or been introduced to old friends or classmates of potential relationships, then you'll know for sure if say there has been only only one previous marriage or relationship and not 4 or 5 😊 I say that even feeling fairly certain your intuition and instincts are pretty much spot on.

Lars...The woman in front with the sloppy shirt got a lot of stares from me! Can you imagine "Grandma" dressing like THAT? The cardboard cutout is the grooms brother. This supposidly really happened.

At age 81, Parks was robbed and assaulted in her home in central Detroit on August 30, 1994. The assailant, Joseph Skipper, broke down the door but claimed he had chased away an intruder. He requested a reward and when Parks paid him, he demanded more. Parks refused and he attacked her. Hurt and badly shaken, Parks called a friend, who called the police. A neighborhood manhunt led to Skipper's capture and reported beating. Parks was treated at Detroit Receiving Hospital for facial injuries and swelling on the right side of her face. Parks said about the attack on her by the African-American man, "Many gains have been made ... But as you can see, at this time we still have a long way to go." Skipper was sentenced to 8 to 15 years and was transferred to prison in another state for his own safety.[84][85][86][87] Suffering anxiety upon returning to her small central Detroit house following the ordeal, Parks moved into Riverfront Towers, a secure high-rise apartment building. Learning of Parks's move, Little Caesars owner Mike Ilitch offered to pay for her housing expenses for as long as necessary.[88]