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woman tells cheating husband she's leaving him with incredible road sign - digital billboard
A woman told her derailed husband that she would leave him a message along a two-lane Lane.
The woman knew only Lisa, who said to her mean spouse, "Paul," that she had left their home after learning of his infidelity.
The short letter, which appeared on a digital billboard on Sheffield Park Avenue for hours this morning, has become a sensation online.
It says, "write it to Paul, my cheating husband.
You deserve each other.
I'm gone when you get home.
Enjoy the motivation of your work! Lisa".
Online speculation about the identity of the former couple is common, and some think they may have invented it to promote gimmicks.
Wes Metcalfe said: "I know who they are --
They are characters made up by Hallam FM to attract more listeners. So lame.
At the same time, many people who believe in the story raise Lisa on social media because of her "calm" attitude towards breaking upup.
A Twitter user said: "The news is very calm.
I will be worse.
"Tracy Cockayne wrote," Don't talk to Lisa. . . . brilliant".
Vanessa Griffith posted: "Wow, what a brave woman, good for you, Lisa, good luck in your future life, no face to mean people . ".
Others are less sympathetic to their husbands and seem to be on the side of cheating them.
Matthew Howe said: "It's fair to him. . .
In any case, women are weird half the time, so why stick to one of the 10 gentlemen.
"Lisa has no job and no husband right now," Luke said . "
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