Post: #1

What do you guys use as props? (if anything)
I've been opened by chicks in the past because of something I'm wearing(coat/shoes/hat/scarf,etc) or something I'm carrying in my hand like a book or newspaper/magazine, obviously helps if you're looking pretty sharp, as I rarely get opened when looking like a slob.
But a good prop is worth it's weight in gold for getting you an 'in'.
What do you find works best for you as a prop?

Post: #2

like this??

Post: #3

In this order:
The best pair of brown brogues you can afford (and learn how to spit shine them!)
Nice suit (plenty of threads on this already)
Red pocket square
Cologne

Post: #4

If you're in a country without many English speakers and you can't speak the local language, go into the metro and call a wingman. Talk loudly about being lost. I know a guy who does this in Moscow because he doesn't speak Russian. It's the best way to passively open 20 girls at a time.

Post: #5

Read a book at a bar during the day or early evening. You stand out and gives them an excuse to talk to you. Obviously don't try on Friday or Saturday night.

Post: #6

I don't normally break out my Dumbledore Wand replica unless things are really going in the shitter

Post: #7

I haven't needed anything like this since i was in college. When I went to the laundry room, I had these animal slippers. when you are just starting out, i don't think it hurts to have something like this.
"cool slippers!'
"Thanks, I'm masterthespian, whats your name?"
"I'm Jennifer. "

When you are just starting out, I don't think it hurts to have something like this.

Post: #8

http://www.telegraph.co.uk/culture/music...-date.html

Quote:Carrying a guitar can increase the chances of getting a man a woman's number by a third, a study by researchers from the University of South Brittany has found.

The research showed women were 31 per cent more likely to give out their number if a man was carrying a guitar – twice the number of people who parted with their details when he was empty-handed.

But a man carrying a sports bag had a success rate of only nine per cent.