dave
I don't know why you are so active in this thread: you couldn't score a monkey in a brothel with a bunch of bananas
36.2% of the time it works EVERYTIME !!!
dave
Priceless chat-up line territory.
dave
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Okay, so I came over here to ask you to dance, but I'm kind of concerned. I mean, we could hit it off really well, end up having a few drinks, next thing you know you're giving me your number because I'm too shy to ask for it, I finally get up the nerve to call and we take in a movie, have some dinner, I relax, you relax, we go out a few more times, get to know each other's friends, spend a lot of time together, then finally have get past this sexual tension and really develop this intense sex life that is truly incredible, decide our relationship is solid and stable, so we move in together for a while, then a few months later get married, I get a promotion, you get a promotion, we buy a bigger house. You really want kids, but I really want freedom, but we have a kid anyway, only to find that I am resentful, the sparks start to fade and to rekindle them we have two more lovely kids, but now I work too much to keep up with the bills, have no time for you, you're stressed and stop taking really good care of yourself, so to get past our slow sex life and my declining self-confidence I turn to an outside affair for sexual gratification. You find out because I'm careless and a lousy liar, you throw me out (justifiably so) and we have to explain to the kids why mommy and daddy are splitting up. That's just too sad. Think about the children. For God's sake, if you dance with me and we hit it off, let's just keep it sexual, because we both know where it's going.
“I don't know how to put this but I'm kind of a big deal.”
"I don't know, what does wink and like a tiger?"
" Grrr!"
Well what happens if you genuinely mean you just want coffee? Is it automatically assumed if you ask this it's the case?
I think from memory I may have fallen into the trap unwittingly
Was that love at first sight, or should I walk by again?
"Do you need a lift, and I don't mean your face ? "
"Yours is ugly!"
Which was refined in an unexpected way once when I was in a car with 4 other blokes and we spotted a couple of obviously Scandinavian girls (slim, blond, tanned, etc) walking towards us on the pavement.
"Even yours is fit!"
I worked in a few places like that during student holidays. It certainly taught you the art of standing up for yourself. It was in many ways just as important a part of my education as the studying.