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Indiana's most cited location for a missed connection is "at home." How does that make sense?
by robotmlg 14y ago
Indiana's most cited location for a missed connection is "at home." How does that make sense?
- jordan_clark 14y agoPerhaps a roommate that is in love with the other?
- da02 14y agoI'm hoping they are frugal and have parties with non-family members at their homes. Maybe a barbecue where neighbours invite their friends... and they invite friends of friends...
- LukeShu 14y agoAs someone who lives in Indiana, this is probably it. Big gatherings usually end up with a few people that the host doesn't know (of course, that's true most places).
- DrDreams 14y agobecause all these dipwads who think you can just snorffle through a big list o words and apply it to a map are filling the world with their bullshit.
- libraryatnight 14y agoI read it initially as symbolic - feeling estranged in a relationship, so it feels even at home like ships passing in the night. But, I think the other explanations here are more likely :)
- roc 14y agoDeliveries, solicitors, repair people, friends of neighbors, passers-by out for a walk/jog/ride, etc.
- homosaur 14y agoYeah I was confused by this too. People in Indiana, do you have a lot of strangers over for parties or something?
- zera_holladay 14y agoThe "at home" location is the location of the person when they submitted the missed connection form. For example, my location is "at home" as I type this.
- robotmlg 14y agoNo, it says it's the "location where the missed connection occurred."