Post: #1

Setting ourselves apart from everybody else out there is something every person in the game constainly strives for. Most guys typically assioate this with how they dress, how they view situations /approaches, and general outlook toward women/life.

I personaly hate asking the same boring shyt as everyother trick that walks up to some chick trying to spit game. I typically try and stay away for the same old boring questions like; what's your name, where are you from, what do you do, what's you major, you get the point. I wish I could say this goes off without a hitch everytime, but it doesn't. Weather it be the girl is too boring and supplies me with nothing to run with or I am just off my game I run dry on intreresting things to ask or talk about.

My question is what are some of the topics or off the beaten path questions you ask women.

Post: #2

""Who they be attractin with whats yo name whats yo sign
soon as they turn they back i creep up from behind
and ask you what your interests are, who you be with, biggie makes you smile
then i ask what numbers to dial"

you and Biggie think on the same level. I think situational conversation is the most interesting form of convo. It really helps to get you out of a rut if you fuck up and miss a conversation thread.

I was on a date and we were driving around. I zoned out when she was talking and teh conversation stalled. Luckily the SUV in front had the DVD player on. So i sped up and asked her what movie she thought was playing. This opened up the topic of movies in a smooth way

Post: #3

Once asked "Do you like being a girl?". Set off a short convo on being feminine.

Post: #4

(05-08-2011 11:14 AM)SFTD Wrote:  Once asked "Do you like being a girl?"

Im usuing that next. Love it.

Post: #5

(05-08-2011 01:20 PM)sylo Wrote:  

(05-08-2011 11:14 AM)SFTD Wrote:  Once asked "Do you like being a girl?"

Im usuing that next. Love it.

Can someone verify if this Portuguese translation is accurate?
Você gosta de ser uma menina?

Post: #6

Pretty much anything out of the ordinary, but not gratuitously weird, is fair game for me. I can't even count the random things I've used to open chicks. The idea is to snap them out of their boring, quotidian existence. I recently opened a girl walking out of her car on a residential street with this:

Tuthmosis: I think my car was just towed. [exasperated look on face]

Bubble-Butt Cutie: Oh my god, really?

Tuthmosis: Actually, hold up, I'm not sure...Wait a second, are you from New Jersey?! [seeing her license plate out of the corner of my eye]

Bubble-Butt Cutie: Yes! Are you?

Tuthmosis: No way. I hear that place sucks. [half smirking]

Bubble-Butt Cutie: It doesn't! I'm from the nice part.

Tuthmosis: That implies there's shitty part.

And so on.

Post: #7

just force yourself to stay away from boring questions, even if it means stalling the existing convo. with practice you become a better conversationalist.

Post: #8

Don't forget, if you're doing nothing but asking "different" questions, some girls will think you are "weird" so if you sense that, sprinkle in some typical questions for comfort. As kickboxer said, situational questions/observations are always great.

Post: #9

What are some examples of different questions y'all use? These might work with girls who are hard to open up....I always have trouble with the quiet ones

Post: #10

so you got lots of friends.?

most girls carry on because they love to talk about their friends that how they fool them.

Post: #11

(05-09-2011 02:01 PM)Fisto Wrote:  Don't forget, if you're doing nothing but asking "different" questions, some girls will think you are "weird" so if you sense that, sprinkle in some typical questions for comfort. As kickboxer said, situational questions/observations are always great.

(05-10-2011 03:33 AM)houston Wrote:  What are some examples of different questions y'all use? These might work with girls who are hard to open up....I always have trouble with the quiet ones

"Don't talk much, do ya?"
"Hey, do you know her? *point to friend who was just talking to her*
"I hate awkward pauses at the beginning of conversations."