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Strike a Match lights a spark
fab photographer and writer Logan Ly gets the scoop on TO’s newest dating service
06.04.2012
Strike a Match lit up its launch party at The Vic this past Saturday, June 2.
While the rain came pounding down, it was nothing but shine as guests bundled up under the patio’s rooftop with drinks in hand. Conversations swirled around Toronto’s newest dating service and all the cute eye-candy in view.
“Who isn’t tired of floating torsos and headless horsemen on Grindr?” was the question on everyone’s lips.
“Strike a Match is a genuine way to interact and connect with local men,” says founder Chad Simon. “We take that extra step to ensure online dating doesn’t just stay online.”
Through Strike a Match’s personalized process of a quick-and-simple questionnaire, followed by an in-person meeting with matchmaking professionals, the new dating company sets up and organizes three "strike a match" dates.
From the usual 20-something socialites to men well into their '40s, dudes of all colours of the rainbow were celebrating the company's debut. Something was definitely burning when someone boisterously ran into the streets and danced in the rain at the end of the party. Now that’s how you put out a flame. — Logan Ly
While the rain came pounding down, it was nothing but shine as guests bundled up under the patio’s rooftop with drinks in hand. Conversations swirled around Toronto’s newest dating service and all the cute eye-candy in view.
“Who isn’t tired of floating torsos and headless horsemen on Grindr?” was the question on everyone’s lips.
“Strike a Match is a genuine way to interact and connect with local men,” says founder Chad Simon. “We take that extra step to ensure online dating doesn’t just stay online.”
Through Strike a Match’s personalized process of a quick-and-simple questionnaire, followed by an in-person meeting with matchmaking professionals, the new dating company sets up and organizes three "strike a match" dates.
From the usual 20-something socialites to men well into their '40s, dudes of all colours of the rainbow were celebrating the company's debut. Something was definitely burning when someone boisterously ran into the streets and danced in the rain at the end of the party. Now that’s how you put out a flame. — Logan Ly
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Lizbeeth8/8/2012 11:32:02 PMUmm… my litadtle peradson is Sudanese. Do you think it’s nuts if I don’t know that they are related to my own child in some way? I would like some phoadtos of you and Raven. She LOVED you (and relaly, who wouldn’t?).Flag | @Reply
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Andres8/8/2012 4:22:22 PM@MopDMTBARTL You are so utterly miesld. Socialism is the polar opposite of what the elites have been doing to the world economy they created through militarism extortion over the last half century. They have fully dismantled Socialism in almost every country in which it took hold in partial or in more robust forms so they could push their Neoliberal free trade sweatshop-slum-sewage global Capitalist prison management system on us. Also, religion has little power these days. Wake the hell up.Flag | @Reply
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