Are these the rudest Tinder profiles ever?

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[h=1]Are these the rudest Tinder profiles ever? Daters looking for LUST offer X-rated chat-up lines to tempt potential hook-ups into swiping right[/h]

• 26 million people in the world are matched daily with potential dates on Tinder
• However, many don't mince their words when making it clear what they want
• Some of the most eye-catching profiles are littered with innuendo, x-rated jokes and downright filth...all in a bid to persuade suitors to swipe right

​Everybody knows Tinder isn't about grand gestures of romance; you generally don't join the world's biggest dating app for sweet nothings and roses.
However, when it comes to catching the eye of a potential suitor, there really is no shame for some; who clearly follow the mantra that the saucier the chat-up line the more chance there is of a hook-up.
In the scant bio that accompanies profile photos, some, as the collection below shows, are all about catching the eye with some less than salubrious words.

 

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While some read like cheeky postcards from yesteryear, others are a little more honest in their approach. Among those that might induce a blush or two?
How about: 'If you've got a sweet tooth, you can taste my watermelons' or 'Who wants to practise their Australian kiss? It's like French only you go Down Under'.


And when it comes to the more up-front advances, there's Maggie, 21, from San Diego, who woos her potential suitors with the line: 'The only thing more open than 24/7 convenience stores are my legs.' Nice.
And there's the black comedy: 'At least my dad is dead so you don't have to worry about approval.'



Every day 26 million people in the world match on Tinder, and so standing out from the crowd is certainly a tough ask.
Last month, the dating app has revealed its most right-swiped UK singles for the second year running, sharing with Cosmopolitan the profile pictures that have caught admirers' eyes and the opening lines they use to attract attention.
Among their numbers is Susan who reels in admirers with a bio that reads: 'Need someone to share pasta with, eating it on your own can get cannelloni sometimes.'
Meanwhile, Peter jokes about his Irish passport being an attractive factor for anyone hoping to remain an EU citizen after Brexit, while Callum is hoping to attract fans of Shirley from EastEnders.

 

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I wonder how many of the above are actually this...

 

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I wonder how many of the above are actually this...

or this

 

[Dave007inVegas]

Pretty much the same.