Coming up with an ice-breaker in real life, let alone a dating app can be a pretty nerve-wracking experience. And rather than rely on quick wit or suave compliments these cheeky singletons have taken dating back to the good old days of cheesy pick-up lines.
Youth worker Rachel Gardner alerted Twitter followers to the sign at the retailer's Kent store tweeting that it should show more respect for girls, and 9,000 signed a petition overnight.
Aldi has launched its Featherweight collection featuring four low-calorie wines. Bottles include a white Sauvignon Blanc, a red Merlot, a white Pinot Grigio and a White Zinfandel rosé.
Robin Dixon, 38, from Essex, weighed more than 35st and as a result suffered from lymphedema and leg ulcers - meaning his legs and feet swelled up so much he was unable to find shoes to fit, despite being an average size ten.
British Mumsnet users were divided over how much children should read over summer after one mother revealed how she was struggling to get her daughter to sit down with a book.
The school of sharks gatecrashed a swimwear shoot in the waters off Exuma, in the Bahamas, but the bikini-clad models didn't seem to mind. Fortunately they eat small fish - not humans.
Emily Brace, 33, from Cardiff, turned herself into a champion rower after shipping the pounds. Emily piled on the weight after getting bullied in high school.
After being accused of a 'Dickensian' attitude towards children for his remarks on Good Morning Britain, William Hanson defends his argument in an exclusive column for Femail.
Lucy Tobin, a journalist from London, has shared the bizarre advice that other mothers and complete strangers gave her for having two children within two years.
Although Madonna and Tracy Anderson worked together for three years, the two women and former close friends had an infamous falling out in 2009 and have been icy ever since.
Photos shared on Imgur show what happened when employees in the food industry didn't bother that day. One worker put far too many disposable cups in holders so they stuck out.
Paula Saadatmand, 27, from Canada developed dermatillomania after suffering a miscarriage when she was 20 and even used tweezers to tear her own skin, but has now recovered.
In a hilarious selection of images compiled by BoredPanda pretty woman are sharing their before and after selfies of them pulling their most unflattering poses.
Chloe Green and Jeremy Meeks present a united front of such boorish revelry and rampant, empty-minded hedonism that they even put Big Daddy Sir Philip Green to shame, writes JAN MOIR.
People have shared the worst meals they've had to eat to avoid causing offence on Reddit - and they may put you off your next meal. One was served boiled grass and a fish from the sewers.
Marco Robinson, 49, used his multi million pound fortune to buy a flat to a single mum living in Preston, Lancashire. Marco gave Holly a free home so her daughter would have a better life.
Jude Armstrong, 40, from Northern Ireland collapsed moments after she went into labour after suffering a rare amniotic fluid embolism that causes the heart and lungs to collapse.
Supermodels Shanina Shaik and Bridget Malcolm joined David Jones ambassadors Jesinta Campbell and Jessica Gomes on the runway ahead of the Spring Summer launch.
Melbourne couple Zeina and Gabriel Chaya may have spent a whopping $95,000 on the wedding of their dreams but having fun was the order of the day.
Jess Emmett, 21, from Leeds, ballooned to almost 21 stone and would hide in the toilet at school to avoid PE lessons - but an unflattering photo made her lose weight.
Relationship expert Tracey Cox reveals that 'single blacklisting' still happens among friends. She says your paired-up pals may leave you out of plans because they see you as a 'threat'.
Australian Paralympian, Kelly Cartwright, 28, was just 15 when she found out she would have to have her leg amputated. She spoke to FEMAIL about the life-changing moment and life since.
The down-to-earth mother-of-two, who lives in LA, counts her 81-year-old aunt as her beauty inspiration and has no intention of getting a Hollywood mummy makeover any time soon.
An Australian mother has attempted to give away her used washable breast pads online in a bid to avoid unnecessary waste. The woman, Rebecca, posted Facebook, writing: 'Possibly icky to some'
The before and after photos, taken by owners around the world and shared online, capture faithful pet dogs looking delighted to receive praise from their beloved masters.