Wibbs wrote: » A lot of couples have started from the ashes of a previous relationship. More than haven't I'd say. That's life.
leggo wrote: » Didn't believe in it until I took the iPhone out of its box. It completes me.
Richard Dower wrote: » love is nothing more then a cascade of checimals in the brain, it's not real!
stovelid wrote: » Love at first sight is usually instant attractive retrospectively viewed as love at first sight when both people involved eventually fall in love.
opinion guy wrote: » Oh jesus that hardly qualifies. I mean what woman is going to turn down Steve McQueen. Equally since he was so famous the first time she met him was hardly "first sight"
I return to my previous point thou - what was he going to say to the girl after he's hunted her down Predator style on the street ?
Max Power1 wrote: » I used to laugh at this notion, however as this is how I got with my current GF I would tend to agree.
Wibbs wrote: » Hello. Then ask her out I reckon.
opinion guy wrote: » Lol...... I watched predator 2 last night. I now have this image in my head of this guy chasing the girl down the street, invisible, swinging from lamposts and us seeing the girl from his perspective in infrared......he swings in front of her, becomes visible and then stutters.......eh...eh....eh...eh....eh.....w.....w...ww......wwill u have co.....co......co...coffeee with me ???:D
opinion guy wrote: » Oh jesus that hardly qualifies. I mean what woman is going to turn down Steve McQueen. Equally since he was so famous the first time she met him was hardly "first sight" I return to my previous point thou - what was he going to say to the girl after he's hunted her down Predator style on the street ?
sbsquarepants wrote: » Quite the romantic aren't you. How do you know he saved himself embarrasment? Sounds to me like your jealous of this guys confidence. Had the odd knock back have you? As for love at first sight..... absolutely it can happen! 100%
Scanlas The 2nd wrote: » How about.... " I saw you walking by and had to come over and say hello" or "I saw you walking by and just had to come over and flirt for a bit"
opinion guy wrote: » That could work in the UK or the US but no way would that work in Ireland. In fact I'd say a guy who does that in Ireland is setting himself up for abuse.
Scanlas The 2nd wrote: » Try it out for yourself and see if you get abuse. Really well I live in Ireland and it worked for me. Sometimes it does work and sometimes it doesn't just like anywhere. I witnessed a friend of mine ask an Irish girl out in a sauna and it worked. You realise people in every country say the same things. "That might work in Australia, but there's no way it would work in New Zealand" That might work in California but there's no way it would work in Chicago.
chiefbrody1974 wrote: » Let me guess?? You’re a girl????
Yeah, you got me! I’m sick with Envy. I really wish I could lose all control of myself and chase someone like you down the street. Forget the poster, you sound just great!! Nope haven’t had the odd knock back and I’d have no problem saying YES, If I did!
And judging by your 100% remark, I’d say you’ve already found your prince charming, complete with gravely drive, 4 x 4, two gorgeous kids and a Labrador, or as people like you call them “a Lab”!!
opinion guy wrote: » Oh trust me I have tried. Of course it will work some times. But the reality is there are certain cultural differences. In the US particularly its alot more acceptable for randomers to compliment each other on the street or whatever. In Ireland the default response is suspicion and abuse. There are of course exceptions to this - but on average you do stuff like this in Ireland and you are going to get yourself alot of abuse.
Logical Fallacy wrote: » and i would say about 80% of the time i ended up with the digits and the other 20% of the time the girls were very flattered but simply uninterested. No harm no foul.
Logical Fallacy wrote: » I reckon people only get themselves abuse when they are a) Ugly b) **** at chatting to people
Logical Fallacy wrote: » I completely disagree, when single i used to approach ladies in all kinds of circumstances and i would say about 80% of the time i ended up with the digits and the other 20% of the time the girls were very flattered but simply uninterested. No harm no foul. I reckon people only get themselves abuse when they are a) Ugly b) **** at chatting to people
Scanlas The 2nd wrote: » Well I've never got abuse, the worst is a bit of a disapproving look from the woman, and I've even walked straight up to women asking them if they want to have sex, you can get away with a lot when you are unapologetic. When you are hesitant people will walk all over you in all areas of life. When you are unapologetic your sense of what's normal influences other people's sense of what is normal.
bluewolf wrote: » I compliment people I dont know/will probs never see again at work if they're wearing lovely shoes/whatever
opinion guy wrote: » Oh forgive me Casanova.....or is it Adonis ???? Let me ask you this - that 80% of the time were the numbers real ??? I'm also inclined to recall that one female friend of mine often gives out her number to guys who ask....but she doesn't like being asked, finds it creepy and doesn't answer when they call. She just finds is easier to give out the number than to say no and is too honest to give a fake number.
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