Who is Liam Smyth and who’s the Bristol poo girl who got ‘stuck in a window trying to retrieve her poo on a Tinder date’?
A TINDER date sent social media into a frenzy after "a young woman got trapped trying to retrieve a POO she had accidentally thrown out in-between windows".
Did the fledgling couple end up meeting again or was it a dating disaster? Here's everything you need to know..
What happened during the infamous Bristol poo girl Tinder date?
Tinderfella Liam Smyth, 24, said he had been on a date with a young woman from the dating app in a Nandos.
Things began promisingly as the blossoming couple ended up back at his house for a "bottle of wine and scientology documentary".
But the mood changed when she was unable to flush a faeces down the toilet.
Panicking, she "wrapped it in tissue paper, and threw it out of the window".
"She was a really, really lovely girl. I had a great night, we had a lot in common, had really good conversation and I met up with her again for a drink briefly afterwards."
Asked if he would see the girl again, he added: "Well I'm really busy with my dissertation at the moment but as to what the future holds, I don't know but she was certainly a very, very nice girl."
Since then he revealed he has been "friendzoned" by the unnamed woman and is still looking for love.
Did it actually happen?
Yes, it appears so. Avon Fire and Rescue told Sun Online the events on August 7 are "100 per cent true" - and they even retrieved the girl's poo.
And one firefighter Chris Crothers, who attended, said the crew would be telling the story for the "rest of our lives".
He said: "She was quite open about the whole thing – I think by then she had gone passed the point of embarrassment.
"We see strange things all the time, but this certainly has to be one of the strangest ."
Chris described how they had to gently lower her out after removing a pane of glass.
What did the woman say?
His date broke her silence in a Reddit post, describing it as the ";worst Tinder date ever".
He had a target of just £200 but has raised more than £2,700.
Excess funds raised by the appeal will be donated to clean water charity Toilet Twinning and The Fire Fighter's Charity.
What is Tinder?
Tinder is a free app available on both iOS and Android that allows users to view potential suitors within a pre-determined radius and age bracket - ranging from 18 upwards.
Daters can swipe right to "like" a profile and left to reject it.
Two people who have "liked" each other's profiles are deemed a match, and can beginning messaging via the app.
The app includes the option to unmatch and delete other users, and report people who may have been offensive.
Users must be aged over 18 and have a Facebook account to join Tinder.
The app is now available in 196 countries around the world.