I would say Hi to you.kwillia said:Bull Hockey... Sharon would love for you to stop and say, "Hi".
I would say Hi to you.kwillia said:Bull Hockey... Sharon would love for you to stop and say, "Hi".
Pssst... Sharon would be the one with the ammo and duct tape in her cart.FancyBelle said:OK.........Different Strokes.....
Pete said:Ding!
When I first got divorced all the guys at work would say. "Pete, you got a built in chick magnet and chicks would think it rocks you are a single dad with a cute widdle beebee."
But when we would go places I could almost read those chicks minds when they would be me and Boy; "Look, a divorced dad who has his kid for the weekend" or "Married guy"
leslie3977 said:For this scenario pretend you’re single if you’re not. Let's say you see someone while you're out. Maybe you're at a grocery store or in the Target parking lot . You look at them, they look at you, there's eye contact and you feel there's interest there. You look down and notice he/she has kid(s) with them. Would you approach that person with their kids there if you didn't see a ring?
Just wondering really sort of came up the other day and I saw a forum somewhere about approaching people and I wanted to see what everyone thought. I don't approach men with or without kids.UpChuckMan said:Are you wandering whether you should have approached someone or why someone did not approach you?
How about women? You could ask them if they like to eat at the Yleslie3977 said:Just wondering really sort of came up the other day and I saw a forum somewhere about approaching people and I wanted to see what everyone thought. I don't approach men with or without kids.
kwillia said:I told you leaving one shoe untied would work for you...
That's kind of a bit much for someone you just saw don't you think? That's more like a 5th date question.aps45819 said:How about women? You could ask them if they like to eat at the Y
bresamil said:I can't imagine approaching someone at the grocery store or any store, especially if they have kids.
On the other hand men seem to think the grocery store is a real pick up spot. I hate grocery shopping and anyone that talks to me there will get an immediate negative response.
"Seeing how this is a gun free zone, you must be happy to see me!"kwillia said:Okay... so let's take this to the next level... She makes eye contact with a guy with kids in tow in the Target parking lot... she has 3 seconds to make a move... What's she supposed to say that's not going to sound freakish...
What's the peanut butter for?FastCarsSpeed said:remind me to never ask you where the peanut butter is.
OMG you beat me to it.aps45819 said:Must be why nobody tries to pick up Mig
I am always entertained in the grocery store. I get a tickle out of the single guys looking to see what I've bought and trying to make conversation in the check out line. I really want to go once to the store and buy a turkey baster, baby oil, condoms, and shower curtain...bresamil said:I can't imagine approaching someone at the grocery store or any store, especially if they have kids.
On the other hand men seem to think the grocery store is a real pick up spot. I hate grocery shopping and anyone that talks to me there will get an immediate negative response.
If you're a woman on a date with a woman, I think there's no need to askleslie3977 said:That's kind of a bit much for someone you just saw don't you think? That's more like a 5th date question.
leslie3977 said:What's the peanut butter for?
FastCarsSpeed said:It was just a reference to an item that is located on store shelves LOL.
Get your mind out of the gutter.