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Talking to People....

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GASlick:
Sounds like fun.  Where are you, Savannah?

I feel a GA mini-slybaldcon coming on!

xnewyawka:

--- Quote from: champ007 on September 16, 2008, 08:24:10 PM ---I find walking up to a woman and saying, "Whats up biotch?" works really well.
You get a quick read and can continue the convo or move on... sometimes very quickly!  :)

--- End quote ---

lol. Champ, you better duck quickly too!   ;D   ;)

HeadbladerBob:

--- Quote from: champ007 on September 16, 2008, 08:24:10 PM ---I find walking up to a woman and saying, "Whats up biotch?" works really well.
You get a quick read and can continue the convo or move on... sometimes very quickly!  :)

--- End quote ---

 B$MT


baldmancometh:
I think meeting people is always fun. I always just ask about something on my mind regardless of how random it is. Ask for an opinion that's not yes or no. That way they have to talk, (or just be rude).

Like this,

Say, "I need an outside opinion. My friend just called me up and wants to go out to the club tonight, and though I really want to go, I know he's gonna bring his younger brother. His brother's a great guy, the problem there is that he has tourrets and randomly twitches and curses at people, loudly. I mean, I know he can't help it, and I feel bad for him, but we've almost gotten in fights several times because of it. What do you think I should do?"

That's the kinda stuff you tell people to start a conversation especially women, because they get emotionally involved. This a true story BTW.

I also find once you start chatting with someone if you treat them like you do your other long time friends they start to treat you the same way. This is where the crazy stories from your life become gold.

I think this is why Timmj is so fun, because I'd bet most if not all of his crazy stories are true or just slightly exaggerated and he makes everyone feel like an old friend regardless of how long he's know them.

Tyler:
Yeah, crazy, but true stories are always good to have in the bag. 

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