Oh, Graham.
A love-scorned woman has sought out the most brutal revenge on her cheating boyfriend by sharing posters that shame his behaviour. What’s colder is the fact that they’ve been posted to every single lamp post in the town of Warwick.
The poster, illustrated by a beautiful heart in a noose reads:
“Graham. If she is so good in bed you can stay there! Merc keys in Canal. Locks Changed. Cards Maxed. Happy New Year, Linda xxx”.
No amount of grovelling or apologies will get Graham out of this one.
According to one Twitter user, these posters are are on every single lamp post in the town.
There's a woman in #Warwick called Linda who's had the sweetest revenge on Graham. Every single lamp post in the town ……
— Kate (@KateSE4) January 7, 2017
Residents of the town have been sharing images of these =posters on social media in an attempt to find Graham. Maybe he’s looking for those keys in the canal?
Probably not.
These started appearing across Warwick yesterday. I wouldn't mess with Linda… pic.twitter.com/v0BGDTqOYE
— Jake Humphrey (@mrjakehumphrey) January 8, 2017
This sign has been put up around Warwick. It made me laugh out loud. Go Linda. 💅 pic.twitter.com/mchhn4ypOs
— Daniel Browne (@MrDanielBrowne) January 7, 2017
Ooooo Graham is in the bad books… 😬😂 #Warwick pic.twitter.com/7oc2zVg3EN
— Jack Dudley (@JackDuds) January 7, 2017
Appearing all round Warwick on lampposts. Graham might be regretting his little fling! pic.twitter.com/sQG6grF9ib
— Steve Burnett (@StevoBee) January 7, 2017
Saw these all over Warwick today. I think Graham might be in trouble #naughtyboy #womanscorned pic.twitter.com/Y4QHGbWuTx
— Andrew (@pongowaring) January 7, 2017
Well there's a Graham in Warwick who's having a much worse day than me. Go Linda 👌🏻#WomanScorned #NaughtyBoy pic.twitter.com/zjhfNPiEto
— Ali Seed (@A_M_Seed) January 7, 2017
https://twitter.com/EsWirdGemunkelt/status/817751516299853824
There have been suggestions that the posters are merely a marketing ploy by the printing company Throwing Rocks. This accusation was denied by the company themselves.
They said that they legitimately made the posters for a customer and that their URL is on the poster merely to illustrate who provided the service.
no, but we do know Linda 👍
— Throwing Rocks (@throwingrocksuk) January 7, 2017
apparently she’s real. A few people I’ve spoken to know her! #PoorGraham
— Todd 🤠 (@SocialMediaTodd) January 8, 2017
Well Graham, this came back to bite you.
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