- 'I almost wore that tonight,’ referring to her blouse or dress. It’s simple, it’s funny and it’s not too aggressive.“
- "Coffee?”
- “‘You look so familiar.’ Then I list the places I may know her from while including details about myself. For example, 'Did you go to the University of Michigan? I was pre-med, but I think we did a play together.’”
- “One time I was at a restaurant and I really liked my waitress. I asked if I could have anything on the menu. When she said yes, I asked her to stand on the menu. I ended up getting her number and we went on a date.”
- “I met my girlfriend on OkCupid. My first message was, 'Can you please return the records you borrowed?’”
- “You’re way out of my league, but I had say to hello before I left.”
- “I know a freak when I see one.”
- “Hi. I’m looking for a date to my sister’s wedding.”
- (at a bar) “Can I buy you a house?”
- “My name is Alex, and I don’t belong here.”
- “'That Stanley Kubrick is really a genius, isn’t he?’ (Don’t laugh. It worked!)”
- “’Damn, girl, you look like a strong, independent woman with agency and self respect. How YOU doin’?’ This is my own and it’s actually worked really well.”
- “I kept crossing paths with her. The second time we were introduced I just said 'Hey.’ But the third time I said, 'Are you following me?’ To which she responded, 'I don’t think so.’ Then I said, 'Oh, I guess I must be following you then.’ Recounting this, it just now occurs to me how stalkerish that line sounds!”
- “When I share glances with someone, I simply go up to them and say something like 'Hello. I’m Josh. I’ve enjoyed sharing glances with you. You seem very nice. Can I get your number and give you a call sometime?’ It never fails because it’s a gentleman’s approach.”
Monday, January 23, 2017
Pick Up Lines
Being perpetually single, I have used my share of pick up lines over the years, mostly unsuccessfully, so I usually go with a simple "Hi". Needless to say that doesn't always work. Playboy has some good ones though, I may need to try some of these:
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