Microphone Fiend
Master Don Juan
On the bus. Sitttin down and there is a two set, black girls, standing up. Similar to the last approach I did, she is talkin to her friend but I am in her peripheral view, blatantly checking her out (well she is a solid 8 so ya know...). After a while I leaned back and out of sight and I notice that she kinda readjusts herself just a little and is back in my sights. Call it watch you want but in my experience, that = all systems go. I was really feeling it for some reason, I had made my mind made up that I was gonna talk to her, and that if she got if before my stop, i would to, coz thats how confident i felt i had this in the bag. Anyways she ends up gettin off at the mall bus stop which i was gettin off anyways. She is walking ahead of me a bit and i go in:
MF: Hi
HBC: Hello
MF: So you go to my college huh. 1st year student?
HBC: No 3rd year student. I think i saw you before last year
MF: Oh really. I dont think so, I woulda remembered you.
HBC: I think I saw you @ so and so's party or in the hallways or something
MF: Oh well, why didnt you flag me down? You shudda been like 'Hey MF, Im HBC! Nice to meet you!"
HBC: ahaha
Blah blah, fluff, talk about who we know, where we live with (she lives alone, im thinkin thats a plus) what we did over the summer (she was in a nursing home), majors etc.
MF: Im an English major
HBC: Oh so if I need an essay done then your the guy I should see
MF: Ha. So if I get sick, you're the person to see that will take care of me?
HBC: haha
Couple things here and there. Im walking with her, talking for about 1/2 the length of the entire mall. Dont want to overstay my welcome so we get close to the entrance of the store she said she is going and:
MF: Oh well, it was nice meetin you HBC
HBC: Nice meetin you too MF
MF: Hey so you got a # i can reach you at?
HBC: yea its 92034...
MF: wait you got any paper.
HBC: Yea... *rummages thru bag*
MF: *Finally gets it together* Oh I got a pen and paper
HBC: *writes down #* Oh but I might change it in a couple weeks, coz its an out-of-town # at the moment.
MF: Alright... why dont you give me your email address too
HBC: *writes it down* blahblahblah@yahoo.com
MF: Hey ummm... you aint got msn messenger or something?
HBC: Oh yea, my bad *crosses out 'yahoo' in 'blahblahblah@yahoo.com' and replaces it with hotmail.
MF: damn you givin me fake email addresses already (Dunno why I said that)
MF: Alright well nice to meet you *awkward hug here*
Overall it went decent, it was like shooting fish in a barrel, coz she seemed interested from the get go. My biggest problem was the closing aspect. I wasnt super nervous but I think I dropped my pen like 3 times between her giving me her #, @address and hugging her :\. Convo felt good. I got to thinking that there are different kinds of funny. Guys who say what is expected in a context, guys who say the unexpected in a context, and guys who take that context and weave it into a different context and have the listener holding on for dear life, enjoying every minute. In laymen's terms. I think my conversations are getting generic/repetitive. I need to push the envelope a bit more. I closed but the email thing makes me wonder if it'll be a flake. Also, I was giving some heavy EC when we were on the bus, but when I was talking to her, I was hardly giving her any and I wasnt kino'ing at all other than the hug.
MF: Hi
HBC: Hello
MF: So you go to my college huh. 1st year student?
HBC: No 3rd year student. I think i saw you before last year
MF: Oh really. I dont think so, I woulda remembered you.
HBC: I think I saw you @ so and so's party or in the hallways or something
MF: Oh well, why didnt you flag me down? You shudda been like 'Hey MF, Im HBC! Nice to meet you!"
HBC: ahaha
Blah blah, fluff, talk about who we know, where we live with (she lives alone, im thinkin thats a plus) what we did over the summer (she was in a nursing home), majors etc.
MF: Im an English major
HBC: Oh so if I need an essay done then your the guy I should see
MF: Ha. So if I get sick, you're the person to see that will take care of me?
HBC: haha
Couple things here and there. Im walking with her, talking for about 1/2 the length of the entire mall. Dont want to overstay my welcome so we get close to the entrance of the store she said she is going and:
MF: Oh well, it was nice meetin you HBC
HBC: Nice meetin you too MF
MF: Hey so you got a # i can reach you at?
HBC: yea its 92034...
MF: wait you got any paper.
HBC: Yea... *rummages thru bag*
MF: *Finally gets it together* Oh I got a pen and paper
HBC: *writes down #* Oh but I might change it in a couple weeks, coz its an out-of-town # at the moment.
MF: Alright... why dont you give me your email address too
HBC: *writes it down* blahblahblah@yahoo.com
MF: Hey ummm... you aint got msn messenger or something?
HBC: Oh yea, my bad *crosses out 'yahoo' in 'blahblahblah@yahoo.com' and replaces it with hotmail.
MF: damn you givin me fake email addresses already (Dunno why I said that)
MF: Alright well nice to meet you *awkward hug here*
Overall it went decent, it was like shooting fish in a barrel, coz she seemed interested from the get go. My biggest problem was the closing aspect. I wasnt super nervous but I think I dropped my pen like 3 times between her giving me her #, @address and hugging her :\. Convo felt good. I got to thinking that there are different kinds of funny. Guys who say what is expected in a context, guys who say the unexpected in a context, and guys who take that context and weave it into a different context and have the listener holding on for dear life, enjoying every minute. In laymen's terms. I think my conversations are getting generic/repetitive. I need to push the envelope a bit more. I closed but the email thing makes me wonder if it'll be a flake. Also, I was giving some heavy EC when we were on the bus, but when I was talking to her, I was hardly giving her any and I wasnt kino'ing at all other than the hug.