What if -Asita said:"Hey, quick question. Do you know how much a polar bear weighs?" (likely answer: "No") "Hmm...well, I guess it would probably be enough to break the ice. Hi, I'm , nice to meet you."
To the first: "Really? Well thanks for your help, I'm , by the way."shrekfan246 said:What if -Asita said:"Hey, quick question. Do you know how much a polar bear weighs?" (likely answer: "No") "Hmm...well, I guess it would probably be enough to break the ice. Hi, I'm , nice to meet you."
[ul][li]They're a zoologist and therefore know far too many facts about polar bears that you never wanted to hear?[/li]
or
[li]They answer "Enough to break the ice?" for you?[/li]
[/ul]
OT: "Hey, I just met you and this is crazy, but here's my number, so call me, maybe?"
"The voices in my head were telling me to come over and say hello to you."
"I spent the entire night thinking up the perfect pick-up line, but I forgot it when I saw you."
HOW TO MEET THE GIRL OF YOUR DREAMS (FOOLPROOF)
Buy a falconer?s glove.
Approach the girl you like wearing the falconers glove.
Ask her ?Excuse me, have you seen a falcon fly by here??
Look up to the sky, hopeful/sad.
If she says ?No,? look distraught and ask her if she wouldn?t mind helping you look for your falcon.
No human being would ever turn down an opportunity like this.
Use the time you spend together searching for the falcon to get to know her.
At the end of your search (10 minutes) you will probably need consoling re: the loss of your one true friend.
By this point her interest in you based on the fact that you were able to put so much love and time into the raising of a falcon will more than ensure a second date, and from there it?s just a hop skip and a jump to marriage.
Good luck!
*NOTE: If by chance a falcon does appear out of nowhere, simply say ? (falcon?s name) I?ve missed you so much! Don?t ever scare me like that again!? Then offer to take the girl to dinner for helping you find your lost falcon. Bonus: You just got a free falcon!
"Do you imply I'm fat?"Queen Michael said:"I'd kill five cute little babies and rape three men to look as good as you do."
And what if the person is a zoologist and goes into a lengthy explanation how polar bears will infact not break the ice because they know full well what ice supports them and they also don't have to break any ice to survive since they mainly dig their prey out of snow caves or ambush it at natural air holes in the ice?Asita said:To the first: "Really? Well thanks for your help, I'm , by the way."shrekfan246 said:What if -Asita said:"Hey, quick question. Do you know how much a polar bear weighs?" (likely answer: "No") "Hmm...well, I guess it would probably be enough to break the ice. Hi, I'm , nice to meet you."
[ul][li]They're a zoologist and therefore know far too many facts about polar bears that you never wanted to hear?[/li]
or
[li]They answer "Enough to break the ice?" for you?[/li]
[/ul]
OT: "Hey, I just met you and this is crazy, but here's my number, so call me, maybe?"
"The voices in my head were telling me to come over and say hello to you."
"I spent the entire night thinking up the perfect pick-up line, but I forgot it when I saw you."
To the second: "Well that sounds about right." *continues introductions*
You could pick me up with your profile picture aloneRawne1980 said:There is something beautiful in your eyes ...... it's my reflection.
I'd love to bend you over my kitchen sink ...... and drown you.
I'd give you one ...... out of ten.
I'm calling that leg Easter and that leg Christmas ..... can I visit between the holidays?
Is that a ladder in your tights or the stairway to heaven?
Has anyone ever told you that you look beautiful ...... and meant it?
Only an issue if she was woefully undereducated regarding idioms in the english language, or deliberately being contrary, especially after one accounts for tone and body language.Quaxar said:And what if the person is a zoologist and goes into a lengthy explanation how polar bears will infact not break the ice because they know full well what ice supports them and they also don't have to break any ice to survive since they mainly dig their prey out of snow caves or ambush it at natural air holes in the ice?Asita said:To the first: "Really? Well thanks for your help, I'm , by the way."shrekfan246 said:What if -Asita said:"Hey, quick question. Do you know how much a polar bear weighs?" (likely answer: "No") "Hmm...well, I guess it would probably be enough to break the ice. Hi, I'm , nice to meet you."
[ul][li]They're a zoologist and therefore know far too many facts about polar bears that you never wanted to hear?[/li]
or
[li]They answer "Enough to break the ice?" for you?[/li]
[/ul]
OT: "Hey, I just met you and this is crazy, but here's my number, so call me, maybe?"
"The voices in my head were telling me to come over and say hello to you."
"I spent the entire night thinking up the perfect pick-up line, but I forgot it when I saw you."
To the second: "Well that sounds about right." *continues introductions*
You'd look pretty dumb there.
Or a really pedantic student working on a doctorate about polar bears who just wanted to go out to get away from all the hard work for the first night in months before you had to come in and force the memory of being completely stuck with a project about hunting strategies for ages back up. You inconsiderate tool!Asita said:Only an issue if she was woefully undereducated regarding idioms in the english language, or deliberately being contrary, especially after one accounts for tone and body language.Quaxar said:And what if the person is a zoologist and goes into a lengthy explanation how polar bears will infact not break the ice because they know full well what ice supports them and they also don't have to break any ice to survive since they mainly dig their prey out of snow caves or ambush it at natural air holes in the ice?Asita said:To the first: "Really? Well thanks for your help, I'm , by the way."shrekfan246 said:What if -Asita said:"Hey, quick question. Do you know how much a polar bear weighs?" (likely answer: "No") "Hmm...well, I guess it would probably be enough to break the ice. Hi, I'm , nice to meet you."
[ul][li]They're a zoologist and therefore know far too many facts about polar bears that you never wanted to hear?[/li]
or
[li]They answer "Enough to break the ice?" for you?[/li]
[/ul]
OT: "Hey, I just met you and this is crazy, but here's my number, so call me, maybe?"
"The voices in my head were telling me to come over and say hello to you."
"I spent the entire night thinking up the perfect pick-up line, but I forgot it when I saw you."
To the second: "Well that sounds about right." *continues introductions*
You'd look pretty dumb there.
You...how did you find that out?? I've taken great pains to ensure that nobody knows my appearance online! Who's your informant??? Is it Google???Quaxar said:Or a really pedantic student working on a doctorate about polar bears who just wanted to go out to get away from all the hard work for the first night in months before you had to come in and force the memory of being completely stuck with a project about hunting strategies for ages back up. You inconsiderate tool!
I mean... only in this setting of course.