Web Site Matches Rednecks Looking For Love
POSTED: Monday, March 7, 2005
UPDATED: 2:15 pm EST March 7,
2005
Hundreds of people have flocked to a new Web site that matches rednecks looking for love, according to a Local 6 News report.
The report featured Becky Grimmer, who said she was searching for love on the site, redneckandsingle.com.
"My ideal redneck is an honest one with teeth," Grimmer said. "Teeth is the plural of tooth and that means a lot of them."
More than 1,000 people have registered on the site, according to the report.
"I never thought I would go onto a Web site and try to meet anyone that way but when I heard about it and I actually went onto the Web site, I thought they actually made one for me."
The site's inventor, Kevin McIntosh, admitted that the site is not for everyone. "Look, if you're into backgammon and white zinfandel, redneckandsingle.com is not the place you want to be, let me tell you," McIntosh said.
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