"See those seagulls over there. They're talking about you."
No-one has ever failed to want to know what the seagulls are saying. It also works in National Parks with kangaroos, emus, etc., especially on tourists.
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Every-one should watch their drawers!
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Upon learning that this isn't a joke post, I am forced to admit that, dig deep as I may,I have never used a pick-up line in my life.
I always assumed that any pick up line style entry into conversation
would immediately get shot down by the beautiful woman I was trying to connect with.
I guess the closest I've come to that strategy is entering the ring with "pardon me, your accent..where is it from? This leads into one of my areas of knoledge and probably a lively interaction.
In my experience it all comes down to you being in your element and
comfortable, so she can see the best of you in the shortest time.
Johnny, are you turning into one of those sensitive men who cries?
"Pick up lines" are the fine blur between being a joke and being desparately serious about getting a shag. I think it can be perfectly summed up by Mr. Brown's favorite line:
Walk over to the object of your desire, very slightly wet the tip of your finger and swipe it against her dress, then say, "Why don't we go somewhere and get you out of these wet things?"
I always liked, "Do you know what would look really good on you? Me."
Since I never used pick-up lines myself, I'd have to fantasize about what I'd say,
"From across the way, I could see the blinding flash of your beautiful azure eyes, the flowing tresses of your flaxen hair, and the swelling bodaciousness of your flopping hooters. Marry me."
You're all so above using pickup lines. You sound afraid that someone would think that you might use them. Why so defensive? I guess it's good to make sure Martin knows I'm not the type of guy that hits on chicks. I am just a snappy typist. You all sound like those performers that used to do street. "I used to do that, but now I'm above it."
My best working line to date is "Can I buy you something? Like maybe a cherry or a lime?
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