Post: #1

What is the laughing style that wets a girls panties the best or at least does not hurt one's game? It would be nice if you could provide a youtube example or two.

Just recently on a date I finally remembered to activate my phone's voice recorder and to my horror found out that when I get into the conversational fun zone I emit a seemingly never-ending stream of weaselly faggot-like laughs. It surprisingly didn't seem to hurt me that much and still doesn't sound bad to my ears when I am doing it, but I still obviously need to change it. And what better way than to find the best laugh and make it mine.

A few months ago I stumbled upon bakadesuyo and found an amazingly simple and effective habit-changing technique. By focusing on one bad-habit at a time one is supposed to take their watch off and annoyingly switch hands whenever one executes this bad habit instead of the desired habit (or they may simple wear an elastic band on their wrist and snap it hard instead if they don't wear a watch). Eventually the bad habit will be purged. I have already successfully used this to make my voice sound more natural, and stand up straighter with better posture.

It took me years to get rid of this Mozart laugh, which I thought was cool in Grade 10. So hopefully I can replace its even worse replacement with the most game-friendly laugh within a few weeks.





(on second thought, the mozart laugh isn't that bad. just not optimal)

Post: #2

The next bad habit that you tackle should be over analyzing.

Post: #3

That is not a bad habit; it is the core of my being. I must do everything I can to eat my cake and have it too. I made the situation sound more dramatic than it actually is, but I still say why not improve the parts of me that can be improved. That is a big part of why we are all here.

Post: #4

Broads say I have an evil laugh.

Apparently it works.

Post: #5

Thanks. Some sort of evil or naturally supreme laugh seems like a good general direction to go in.

Post: #6

This one's working wonders for me right now - wettens em' right up...

Beyond All Seas

"The individual has always had to struggle to keep from being overwhelmed by the tribe.
To be your own man is a hard business. If you try it, you'll be lonely often, and sometimes
frightened. But no price is too high to pay for the privilege of owning yourself." - Kipling

Post: #7

I hope that most annoying bastard pops a goddamned hernia.