guest2014 wrote: » hate to use numbers
guest2014 wrote: » just wondering how women think when they are out to pull a guy, for example if the woman is a 7, does she go for another 7 or does she aim higher e.g a 9 or lower say a 5 or 6. hate to use numbers but ye know what i mean.
Sam Kade wrote: » What's all this guys and bar talk, it's men and pubs this side of the Atlantic
Shakespeare's Sister wrote: » People say "guy", "lad", "fella" all the time for young men.
corner of hells wrote: » Imagine a 7 had a baby with a 9 , their child would grow up to be a 16.
Sam Kade wrote: » I fcuking hate Americanisms :mad:
Americans in general couldn't give a fiddlers fcuk about the Irish in fact they believe the Irish are stupid
The Backwards Man wrote: » The only things that should be measured by numbers are eggs and shoes.
Perineum wrote: » As an I like to challenge myself and chat up nines and tens. then you woke up.
jamesbere wrote: » Let's hope you never build a house.
Perineum wrote: » As an I like to challenge myself and chat up nines and tens. The difference with nines and tens is they are very blasé and unrecoverable. You have demonstrate two things with through your multi channel communication, that you are an authority in their world and something personal about her to get her attention. Women generally "congruence test" men, if you fail they completely lose interest, if you pass any their interest is amplified hugely. So for example if she responds to one of your comments by saying "do you say that to every girl", you pass by being completely unrecoverable. You could say, yea your are the 4th today. You fail by "going into your head" and noticeably becoming uncomfortable.
dmc17 wrote: » You'd have to divide the 16 by 2 though. So they'd probably be an 8
Shakespeare's Sister wrote: » From a much older age group (presumably you're 17?) but I don't really think about it, just talk to a guy who seems attractive to me - always been the way. Thank fuq I don't think in terms of numbers and interact as mechanically as suggested as above. :eek: Fashionable now in these PUA days to say it's not mechanical bla bla bla... but it is.
The Backwards Man wrote: » Why? Concrete is measured in metres (and newton), blocks are measured in inches (millimetres for the trendies), sand and cement are measured in tons. I have never heard anyone refer to a 7 out of 10 roof barge, and I've been around a fair while.
guest2014 wrote: » im in my twenties btw.
Mint Aero wrote: » Woman who uses the word guy usually are college educated. Women who use the word fella are usually not.