This Man Needs Help Finding Woman He Made Eye Contact with on a Bus in 1986 – IOTW Report

This Man Needs Help Finding Woman He Made Eye Contact with on a Bus in 1986

Thursday, 25 February 2016, 14:00 MJA Uncategorized 17

wants to find long lost bus woman or whatever

Oddity Central: Three decades after locking eyes with the woman of his dreams, a British man is finally trying to track her down. It was in 1986 that Vernon Burton briefly glanced at a beautiful woman while traveling on a double-decker bus in the New Forest area of southern England. Most people would forget such a fleeting encounter, but Burton never quite managed to put the mystery woman out of his mind and is now looking for her everywhere.

Vernon, aged 62, was born and grew up in Hythe, a small town on the south coast of Kent. He moved to Canada in the 1970s for work but briefly returned to the UK in 1986 for a holiday. He boarded the top deck of a Solent Blue Line bus from Mousehole Lane to Southampton city center, which is when he made eye contact with a woman on the top deck of another bus headed in the opposite direction.

eyes

“For some reason I looked back at that other bus and saw a woman looking back at me,”  MORE

SNIP: Good luck to you, hun. The way things are going, she could be a dude right now. But YES!!! You keep on trying!

*A Carpenters song plays*

Sucker.

17 Comments on This Man Needs Help Finding Woman He Made Eye Contact with on a Bus in 1986

  7. I was on a boat tour of Charleston Harbor in the mid 90’s. A young woman wearing a long loose skirt was on the port, topside deck just forward of midship.

    The wind revealed bikini panties with broad blue and white stripes. For several seconds.

    I’m not looking for her, I just want to say, Thanks!

  10. “Good luck to you, hun. The way things are going, she could be a dude right now. But YES!!! You keep on trying!”

    I was gonna say she could be fat and ugly after thirty years, but your scenario shows much more imagination, MJA!

  17. Good Lord. I deal with these insanities all day long in Family Court and then read about them when I get home.

    Recently I got an inquiry from a woman who had a child support order dating back to the early 1950s. This was before New York State Family Coury was even created (the order would have been entered by the New York City Domestic Relations Court, one of New York City Family Court’s precursor entities), and also before the creation of the New York State Unified Court System’s computerized database. The payor had apparently stopped paying the order around 1960, and the lady wanted the court to enforce the arrears. She had the absolute right to file such a petition, as the law has no statute of limitations on enforcement of child support arrears. She no longer had a copy of the order, and I needed a docket number to generate the enforcement petition.

    I spent a good 2-3 hours calling around to find out where the order was archived. I was unable to find a single person in the system who knew where orders from that era were stored. This is perhaps not surprising, since I’m sure every last person who handled that file is now either deceased or retired. Ergo, I could not file the lady’s petition for her.

    I wish this man luck, but I really do believe that there is such a thing as being too late to the party, or getting to the station after the train has already left.

Comments are closed.

iOTWreport.com ©2024 ----- iOTWreport is not responsible for the content of comments. All opinions in comments are solely the commenter's.