You've swiped right, you've started chatting, you know his age, sex, location and then BOOM - drive-by dick pic.  It can be a shocking and frightening time, and we're still not sure what response they hope to ellicit. Well, one woman was fed up with the frights, and decided to turn the tables on those snap-happy boys. Kerry Quinn, of Thrillist, decided to send unsuspecting men vagina pictures and document their response. She found a random vagina online and sent it to 10 men on the dating app Bumble. The response? Overwhelmingly positive. She started by easing them into the conversation with a "Hi handsome", before landing them with the V-bomb. Byron was definitely into it, but the "Hot Mama" was an early indicator of this. ] Jeff got so excited that he lost the run of himself and referred to her vagina as a vajajaja. Kent got creepy.  She concluded: "Of the 10 that I sent, only three guys failed to respond (no word on how active they are on the app). The other seven wrote what they'd like to do to me and asked when we could meet. "In the end, though, I didn't end up meeting any of the guys and unmatched with all of them. I don't think we'd be able to just meet for a drink after a v-pic. After all, how do you come back from a level of pseudo-intimacy generated by a fake body part? You don't." So what did we learn? Men love the V.