Vicky, Third year, English and American Studies
What were your expectations for the evening?
Awkward silences followed by a fake emergency phonecall from my housemate calling me home roughly half an hour in
First impressions?
Shockingly pleasant, and good hair
What did you talk about?
Folk music and Star Wars and a lot in between
Best thing about them?
Easy to talk to and not at all creepy – no need for the fake get-away call, thank goodness
What did you eat?
Veggie cottage pie
Any awkwardness?
When I said I was a vegetarian and he ordered the steak and I pretended not to be silently judging him
How did you part ways? (Mouth-to-mouth action/heavy petting/friendly hug?)
He kindly waited with me for a bus, then friendly hug despite him being about 3 times my height
Out of 10? 8
Would you see them again?
He seemed pretty keen for Star Wars in 3D
Dan, Third year, Politics and International Relations & Fuse FM Station Manager
What were your expectations for the evening?
That I would be hooked up with someone mental
First impressions?
Surprisingly sane, and good looking
What did you talk about?
Films, music, my fears about graduating and how she was too much of a hippy
Best thing about them?
A tie between a great taste in music or how she was girl who actually enjoys Star Wars (very rare indeed)
What did you eat?
Steak & Sweet Potato Chips
Any awkwardness?
Discovering the hard way that you can’t hold a conversation whilst chewing through a steak, cue a couple of awkward pauses
How did you part ways? (Mouth-to-mouth action/heavy petting/friendly hug?)
Friendly hug
Out of 10?
A solid 7
Would you see them again?
Would like to hang out again, yeah
Dan and Vicky ate at The Deaf Institute, Grosvenor Street, Manchester. Thanks to the guys down at Grosvenor Street for getting involved. To check out their menu, gig listings and have a look at what club nights are coming up visit their website www.thedeafinstitute.co.uk
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