Men are like busses. I mean, you wait for ages and ages, and when one does finally come along you can't get on. And that — Eleanor Prescott, Alice Brown's Lessons in the Curious Art of Dating
Men are like busses. I mean, you wait for ages and ages, and when one does finally come along you can't get on. And that — Eleanor Prescott, Alice Brown's Lessons in the Curious Art of Dating
Men are like busses. I mean, you wait for ages and ages, and when one does finally come along you can't get on. And that — Eleanor Prescott, Alice Brown's Lessons in the Curious Art of Dating
Men are like busses. I mean, you wait for ages and ages, and when one does finally come along you can't get on. And that — Eleanor Prescott, Alice Brown's Lessons in the Curious Art of Dating
Men are like busses. I mean, you wait for ages and ages, and when one does finally come along you can't get on. And that — Eleanor Prescott, Alice Brown's Lessons in the Curious Art of Dating
Men are like busses. I mean, you wait for ages and ages, and when one does finally come along you can't get on. And that — Eleanor Prescott, Alice Brown's Lessons in the Curious Art of Dating
Men are like busses. I mean, you wait for ages and ages, and when one does finally come along you can't get on. And that — Eleanor Prescott, Alice Brown's Lessons in the Curious Art of Dating
Men are like busses. I mean, you wait for ages and ages, and when one does finally come along you can't get on. And that — Eleanor Prescott, Alice Brown's Lessons in the Curious Art of Dating
Men are like busses. I mean, you wait for ages and ages, and when one does finally come along you can't get on. And that — Eleanor Prescott, Alice Brown's Lessons in the Curious Art of Dating
Men are like busses. I mean, you wait for ages and ages, and when one does finally come along you can't get on. And that — Eleanor Prescott, Alice Brown's Lessons in the Curious Art of Dating
Men are like busses. I mean, you wait for ages and ages, and when one does finally come along you can't get on. And that — Eleanor Prescott, Alice Brown's Lessons in the Curious Art of Dating
Men are like busses. I mean, you wait for ages and ages, and when one does finally come along you can't get on. And that — Eleanor Prescott, Alice Brown's Lessons in the Curious Art of Dating
Men are like busses. I mean, you wait for ages and ages, and when one does finally come along you can't get on. And that — Eleanor Prescott, Alice Brown's Lessons in the Curious Art of Dating
Men are like busses. I mean, you wait for ages and ages, and when one does finally come along you can't get on. And that — Eleanor Prescott, Alice Brown's Lessons in the Curious Art of Dating
Men are like busses. I mean, you wait for ages and ages, and when one does finally come along you can't get on. And that — Eleanor Prescott, Alice Brown's Lessons in the Curious Art of Dating
Men are like busses. I mean, you wait for ages and ages, and when one does finally come along you can't get on. And that — Eleanor Prescott, Alice Brown's Lessons in the Curious Art of Dating
Men are like busses. I mean, you wait for ages and ages, and when one does finally come along you can't get on. And that — Eleanor Prescott, Alice Brown's Lessons in the Curious Art of Dating
Men are like busses. I mean, you wait for ages and ages, and when one does finally come along you can't get on. And that — Eleanor Prescott, Alice Brown's Lessons in the Curious Art of Dating
Men are like busses. I mean, you wait for ages and ages, and when one does finally come along you can't get on. And that — Eleanor Prescott, Alice Brown's Lessons in the Curious Art of Dating
Men are like busses. I mean, you wait for ages and ages, and when one does finally come along you can't get on. And that — Eleanor Prescott, Alice Brown's Lessons in the Curious Art of Dating
Men are like busses. I mean, you wait for ages and ages, and when one does finally come along you can't get on. And that — Eleanor Prescott, Alice Brown's Lessons in the Curious Art of Dating
Men are like busses. I mean, you wait for ages and ages, and when one does finally come along you can't get on. And that — Eleanor Prescott, Alice Brown's Lessons in the Curious Art of Dating
Men are like busses. I mean, you wait for ages and ages, and when one does finally come along you can't get on. And that — Eleanor Prescott, Alice Brown's Lessons in the Curious Art of Dating
Men are like busses. I mean, you wait for ages and ages, and when one does finally come along you can't get on. And that — Eleanor Prescott, Alice Brown's Lessons in the Curious Art of Dating
Men are like busses. I mean, you wait for ages and ages, and when one does finally come along you can't get on. And that — Eleanor Prescott, Alice Brown's Lessons in the Curious Art of Dating
Men are like busses. I mean, you wait for ages and ages, and when one does finally come along you can't get on. And that — Eleanor Prescott, Alice Brown's Lessons in the Curious Art of Dating
Men are like busses. I mean, you wait for ages and ages, and when one does finally come along you can't get on. And that — Eleanor Prescott, Alice Brown's Lessons in the Curious Art of Dating
Men are like busses. I mean, you wait for ages and ages, and when one does finally come along you can't get on. And that — Eleanor Prescott, Alice Brown's Lessons in the Curious Art of Dating
Men are like busses. I mean, you wait for ages and ages, and when one does finally come along you can't get on. And that — Eleanor Prescott, Alice Brown's Lessons in the Curious Art of Dating
Men are like busses. I mean, you wait for ages and ages, and when one does finally come along you can't get on. And that — Eleanor Prescott, Alice Brown's Lessons in the Curious Art of Dating
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Men are like busses. I mean, you wait for ages and ages, and when one does finally come along you can't get on. And that bit about them coming in threes, well, that's just a myth.

— Eleanor Prescott, Alice Brown's Lessons in the Curious Art of Dating
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