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Grex > Agora41 > #183: Pickup Lines/Phrases/Words whatever | |
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tpryan
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response 75 of 124:
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May 20 20:48 UTC 2002 |
So, instead of me doing the barking, I should get a machine
to do it for me?
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slynne
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response 76 of 124:
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May 20 21:21 UTC 2002 |
I dont really know this guy. I have met him several times but havent
seen him in person since I was a kid. Thats when he and his family
moved to Washington. Mostly I see him on TV and stuff.
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jmsaul
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response 77 of 124:
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May 21 00:13 UTC 2002 |
Okay, who is this? ;-)
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scott
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response 78 of 124:
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May 21 01:46 UTC 2002 |
I think we make judgments on people based on the way they dress, both dressing
up and down. One guy I work with *likes* dressing up, even for work (at the
Monday morning company meeting he's the only one wearing a tie, even after
being at the company for several years). So he's looking for a woman that
dresses up. Essentially that's one of his interests, so he's looking for
someone who shares in it. Doesn't bother me any. Other people don't seem
to care about clothing much at all, aside from being functional, comfortable,
and (if it doesn't get in the way of functionality or comfort) somewhat
decorative.
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mdw
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response 79 of 124:
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May 21 07:30 UTC 2002 |
I've had relatives in DC more or less since the 70's, so I've been
visiting on a fairly regular basis since then. My impression is that
since the 80's they've become a lot more relaxed about clothing. A lot
of places used to have something taramount to a "no jacket, no tie, no
service" policy; ever since the republicans shut down gov't and business
was really hurting everywhere, they've been a lot less picky. 'Course,
that doesn't mean the women are necessarily less picky - but I'd bet
that depends a lot on where you go (and what *your* preferences are.)
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md
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response 80 of 124:
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May 21 12:08 UTC 2002 |
"DC" and "fashion" don't exactly go together anyway. Never have, at
least as far as the rest of the world is concerned. The Republicans
have always been the best dressers in town, for what little that's
worth, and Republican women are by far the most shagworthy. (The
rumpled fellow slynne is referring to sounds like Ralph Nader.)
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tsty
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response 81 of 124:
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May 21 12:36 UTC 2002 |
if you spot someone you would like to meet - teh place doesn;t really
matter - what typically works is to use a 'conversation starter' such
as remmers adn rcurl adn jazz and other and a few others have
mentioned.
a conversation starter is usuall compound, minor introduction
and major questoin or commment to force a thinking reponse.
the brain is teh sexiest place to get started.
a response like remmers cited, 'which bach?' is the mirror image
of the conversation startert - forced thinking reponse - VerySexy!
it's that brain thing again .....
one recent great-start began with teh tables reversed. she started
teh conversation with 'so, are yu gonnna rock my world? ' and i answered,
'no, but i could stir slowly for a while.'
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happyboy
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response 82 of 124:
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May 21 13:20 UTC 2002 |
and if that doesn't work try STALKING.
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utv
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response 83 of 124:
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May 21 14:59 UTC 2002 |
<ftl tries frowning>
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jp2
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response 84 of 124:
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May 21 15:37 UTC 2002 |
This response has been erased.
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bhelliom
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response 85 of 124:
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May 21 16:31 UTC 2002 |
#73 . . You've met Pierre? ;)
For my own personal habits, I go back and forth with the clothing thing
depending on my mood. Sure, I don't want to be with someone who spends
more time looking in the mirror than he does at me, but it wouldn't
*hurt* him to know how to dress himself well. Versitility is always
nice . . . I certainly don't feel the need to dress to the nines to go
to the grocery store. I think the bottom line is, I wouldn't want to
be with someone who pretended to be something they weren't.
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happyboy
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response 86 of 124:
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May 21 16:43 UTC 2002 |
re83: /emote tries *clowning*
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slynne
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response 87 of 124:
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May 21 16:57 UTC 2002 |
re#77 and #80 - I was talking about Carl Levin ;) The dude just doesnt
comb his hair or iron his suits. Seriously. That's because he is too
busy working for all of us here in Michigan. Ralph Nader has the same
problem only worse.
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happyboy
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response 88 of 124:
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May 21 17:29 UTC 2002 |
"Sorry, Citizen Fremont, I'm too busy preserving the AMERICAN
FREEDOMS, to press my suit!!!"
/throws cape over shoulder and flies back to greenparty HQ
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slynne
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response 89 of 124:
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May 22 16:30 UTC 2002 |
Hahaha! From everything I have heard of Ralph Nader, he just simply is
too busy working to press his suit. He cares more about things like the
environment than the wrinkles in his suit or combing his hair. It's a
good thing we dont have *him* as president. He probably would be too
busy working to miss his 4 o'clock nap which is something we will NEVER
have to worry about with GWB.
some dudes in dc are C-R-A-Z-Y like that.
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bhelliom
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response 90 of 124:
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May 22 18:54 UTC 2002 |
Yes, we have a man in office that can't even spell his own initials.
<sighs>
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jaklumen
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response 91 of 124:
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May 23 01:50 UTC 2002 |
give it up already, and take it to the politics conf. This item was
about pickup lines. Dubuya is no saint, and it's been made abundantly
clear that left-leaning Grex thinks he should burn in his own Hell.
So we've established that. But I'm sick of the damn whining.
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jmsaul
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response 92 of 124:
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May 23 02:49 UTC 2002 |
Tough shit. We got plenty of whining from the other side for the entire
eight years Clinton was in office. Hopefully, you'll only have to hear
four. ;-)
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dbunker
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response 93 of 124:
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May 23 03:11 UTC 2002 |
Re #91: Why are you so sensitive about criticism of Bush?
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jmsaul
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response 94 of 124:
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May 23 03:13 UTC 2002 |
Bush was his dealer. ;-)
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bru
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response 95 of 124:
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May 23 03:58 UTC 2002 |
Why are you so sensitive about the criticism of Clinton?
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other
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response 96 of 124:
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May 23 05:48 UTC 2002 |
Clinton was his pimp. ;-)
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jaklumen
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response 97 of 124:
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May 23 05:56 UTC 2002 |
Damn straight Bush was my dealer and Clinton was my pimp! Dubuya was
always laughin' when I had withdrawal, and Clinton was always smacking
me around.
resp:92 Okay, how much did *I* whine? Thought so. Shut up.
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remmers
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response 98 of 124:
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May 23 11:11 UTC 2002 |
#93 and #95 are two of the worst pickup lines I've ever heard.
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scott
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response 99 of 124:
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May 23 12:52 UTC 2002 |
Hey, the last line of #97 might work on chicks with especially low
self-esteem. ;)
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