Al.com - 4/30/15

For some, the Mullet Toss was more than just a party. It was a journey back to the spot where they met their most recent true love.

When Katie Pinsonat of Baton Rouge, La. went to her sister's bachelorette party at the famous beach bar in September 2012, little did she know she'd be meeting a man that she would still be hanging around with nearly three years later.

Adam Chapman, of Lafayette, La., was there for a friend's bachelor party that night. According to his version of the story, Pinsonat sought him out and got him to dance with her sister, the bachelorette. She's not 100 percent sure about that sequence of events, but both agree that they ended up in the Waffle House across the street after a long night of dancing, beers and bushwhackers.

"The Flora-Bama is the place where true love is born," Pinsonat said. "And Waffle House is a magical place too."

In the land of things scattered, smothered, covered and chunked, Pinsonat and Chapman exchanged information and became Facebook friends, but their romance didn't blossom overnight. It took two years of back-and-forth Facebook "likes" and e-flirting before things went to the next level.

"I changed my profile picture one day and I guess he liked it, because he asked me out that day," she said.

Their first date was almost two years to the day after they met, and Pinsonat says they've been "going strong ever since."

This was Chapman's sixth year at Mullet Toss and Pinsonat's first. She was one of several "MTVs" or Mullet Toss virgins traveling with Chapman and his crew out of Louisiana.

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