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11 Aug 01 - 06:09 PM (#525852) Subject: Favorite Pickup Line From: GUEST,Twister My favorite would have to be: Are you made of Campbell's soup? Because you're looking m,m,m good. What's yours?????? |
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11 Aug 01 - 06:59 PM (#525881) Subject: RE: Favorite Pickup Line From: 8_Pints I'm reminded of Lenny Henry's (a Black British comedian) introduction to a young lady that he had invited up on stage ... Lenny: "Do you have any African in You"? YL: "No" Lenny: "Would you like some"? |
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11 Aug 01 - 07:26 PM (#525901) Subject: RE: Favorite Pickup Line From: Clinton Hammond My favorite pick up line?? The one that goes from the underside of the saddle to the pre-amp... A close second is the line from the pre-amp to the end pin jack... ;-) |
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11 Aug 01 - 07:30 PM (#525903) Subject: RE: Favorite Pickup Line From: Amos What's a pretty joint like yours doing in a dame like this? |
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11 Aug 01 - 07:40 PM (#525908) Subject: RE: Favorite Pickup Line From: Justa Picker Hi. So how long have you been a guest here at the NYCFTTS? |
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11 Aug 01 - 07:46 PM (#525916) Subject: RE: Favorite Pickup Line From: kendall I dont do pick up lines. The women who interest me are too intelligent to fall for them. |
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11 Aug 01 - 08:27 PM (#525944) Subject: RE: Favorite Pickup Line From: SINSULL The best I ever heard was from Naemanson. We were looking for a Mudcatter he had never met before. He chose every sweet young, walked up to each and said "I am looking for a woman I have never met...are you her?" Some blushed and giggled; some looked around for help. Great line. Kendall, Even the intelligent ones enjoy a well thought out pick-up line. And walking around with a stack of autographed CDs and a guitar slung rakishly over your shoulder counts as one. SINS - running for cover. |
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11 Aug 01 - 08:54 PM (#525947) Subject: RE: Favorite Pickup Line From: kendall ok, how about, "Nice legs, when do they open"? |
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11 Aug 01 - 11:41 PM (#525994) Subject: RE: Favorite Pickup Line From: Bill D "hello"...works as often as it needs to |
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12 Aug 01 - 12:07 AM (#525996) Subject: RE: Favorite Pickup Line From: GUEST,celticat When introducing myself to a young attractive lady several eons ago, she rudely told me to get lost. Now I look back and wished I would have said "Don't be picky as you can see that I'm not"! |
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12 Aug 01 - 12:15 AM (#525997) Subject: RE: Favorite Pickup Line From: WFDU - Ron Olesko The WORST one I ever heard was a truckstop. A trucker actually said to the waitress "You on the menu honey?" Needless to say he was left alone with his rig. (No pun intended.) |
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12 Aug 01 - 12:19 AM (#525998) Subject: RE: Favorite Pickup Line From: mousethief I like the plain old, "A-one, two, a-one two three four." That sets the tempo and all the musicians can come in at the same time. Or is that not what you meant? Alex |
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12 Aug 01 - 02:39 AM (#526019) Subject: RE: Favorite Pickup Line From: Peg I once told someone "Forgive me for saying this, and of course it is going to sound ridiculous, but I have to tell you, you are the most devastatingly handsome man I have ever seen." And he was. And it worked.
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12 Aug 01 - 03:42 AM (#526027) Subject: RE: Favorite Pickup Line From: brid widder you don't sweat much for a fat lass....irresistable! |
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12 Aug 01 - 04:08 AM (#526031) Subject: RE: Favorite Pickup Line From: Peter Kasin Peg, that line is every man's dream! My favorite is, (said in a bar) "Can I buy you a drink, or would you rather just have the cash?" -chanteyranger |
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12 Aug 01 - 04:43 AM (#526035) Subject: RE: Favorite Pickup Line From: GUEST How about, Do you have a bandaid? I scraped my knee falling for you |
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12 Aug 01 - 05:50 AM (#526047) Subject: RE: Favorite Pickup Line From: Mr Red Hey, here's one I never used (but I reads good) "Blah blah blah - Well you know me" "Er actually I don't "Ah! Now that can be arranged" |
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12 Aug 01 - 07:45 AM (#526069) Subject: RE: Favorite Pickup Line From: Naemanson Sins, you are exaggerating! I only used that line on one woman and she knew it wasn't a pick up line because you were with me and we were at the bus station! But it is a good line though. I need to keep it in mind for the next lovely woman I meet. While at my class in Washington there was a young lady who was easily one of the most beautiful women I have ever had the pleasure to meet. She is in her twenties and hispanic and absolutely beautiful. I felt compelled to tell her so. During a break I sat down next to her and quietly explained I was now going to embarrass her and then proceeded to tell her how pretty she was. She blushed and even that was lovely, took it in stride and we were good friends for the duration of the class. Ah, if I were 20 years younger I would move to Washington just to pursue that woman. |
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12 Aug 01 - 01:55 PM (#526179) Subject: RE: Favorite Pickup Line From: Clinton Hammond One of the most successful, if the internet poll of universities can be believed... "Nice shoes. Wanna fuck?" I was surely going to the wrong places in university... ;-) |
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12 Aug 01 - 02:14 PM (#526186) Subject: RE: Favorite Pickup Line From: Peter T. We have done a lot of this on Mudcat before (and it still isn't working!): Worst Pickup Lines 1 & II here! |
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12 Aug 01 - 02:51 PM (#526215) Subject: RE: Favorite Pickup Line From: GUEST,JJ From my (albeit limited) experience: After a few (several) too many drinks, it's too late for her to get the train home, so she books a room for the night in the hotel where we've all been drinking. When the rest are off playing pool or something, I ask her if she'd mind my coming back to her room, to talk After the inevitable 'don't think so,' my next line is: 'Please' Doesn't sound much, but we've been together ever since! JJ
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12 Aug 01 - 03:26 PM (#526233) Subject: RE: Favorite Pickup Line From: iRiShBaBe i heard a few sad ones in my time but these r the 3 best/worst: 1> is that ladder in your tights a stairway to heaven? 2> wanna sit on my lap and talk about the first thing that pos up?? 3>i lost my number can i have yours?
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12 Aug 01 - 03:34 PM (#526236) Subject: RE: Favorite Pickup Line From: Bluebelle How about "Since you and I are the only ones here who REALLY know music, I want to personally send you a few of my own arrangements." |
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12 Aug 01 - 06:48 PM (#526313) Subject: RE: Favorite Pickup Line From: kendall Have you all noticed how one sided this is? Why is it that it's mostly the guys who resort to pickup lines? |
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12 Aug 01 - 06:52 PM (#526318) Subject: RE: Favorite Pickup Line From: GUEST Kendall, Because we're more desperate than them |
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12 Aug 01 - 06:55 PM (#526322) Subject: RE: Favorite Pickup Line From: Justa Picker I once stepped off of the stage at a gig, and a very attractive female approached me and told me "she'd like to have breakfast with me." Who was I to refuse? :-) |
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13 Aug 01 - 10:07 AM (#526669) Subject: RE: Favorite Pickup Line From: Peg Kendall; cuz even in this day and age it is not considered acceptable for women to try and pick up men...
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13 Aug 01 - 10:20 AM (#526672) Subject: RE: Favorite Pickup Line From: GUEST Barnsley foreplay "brace yerself" |
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13 Aug 01 - 11:35 AM (#526730) Subject: RE: Favorite Pickup Line From: ChanteyMatt thanks for the material folks. We were looking for a few lines to throw into our rendition of "I Want to be Seduced" Chanteymatt |
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13 Aug 01 - 11:39 AM (#526733) Subject: RE: Favorite Pickup Line From: Terry K or the Australian version "Hey sheila, d'ye fancy a shag?" "No, I don't!" "Well would you mind lying down while I have one?" Cheers, Terry |
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13 Aug 01 - 01:18 PM (#526808) Subject: RE: Favorite Pickup Line From: Wyrd Sister "Can I have this dance?" "Yeah, take it and GO!" |
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13 Aug 01 - 01:40 PM (#526836) Subject: RE: Favorite Pickup Line From: Hawker A chap once came up to me and said: br> "I'm a psychiatrist" To which I foolishly replied.... "Go on then, psycho-analyse me!" His reply was...... "I think you could do with a good session on my couch" Being a lady I took it as a compliment and didn't take offense, after all, the poor fella was at least trying - VERY! Lucy |
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13 Aug 01 - 01:43 PM (#526840) Subject: RE: Favorite Pickup Line From: Hawker Nowadays of course, I would reply... OOOooh a session! Goodie! what instrument do you play? Lucy |
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13 Aug 01 - 01:48 PM (#526843) Subject: RE: Favorite Pickup Line From: Naemanson Well, Peg, if you insist on conforming to the norms of the crowd I guess that is your personal decision. *Grin* Actually I think men resort to pickup lines more than women because men do not need to be persuaded. A man using a pick up line is trying to start the process that might get him laid. A woman using a pickup line would probably not be able to finish the sentence before the guy agreed to sleep with her. There is some kind of fundamental difference at work here. "Hi, sailor, new in town?" is the proverbial line. Doesn't take much to get a man's attention. |
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13 Aug 01 - 02:26 PM (#526873) Subject: RE: Favorite Pickup Line From: Justa Picker Further to Naemanson's comments, I think too the differences and requirements regarding seduction can be summed up as follows :-) Women require: an attractive and hygenic man; a good sense of humor; rapport; decent teeth; a nice dinner; a good listener and empathizer; something that sets them apart as unique and interesting; strong and dependable; the ability to play an F chord (with thumb even better); Men require: A pulse. |
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13 Aug 01 - 03:21 PM (#526931) Subject: RE: Favorite Pickup Line From: GUEST,petr whats a girl like you doing in a nice place like this? |
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13 Aug 01 - 03:50 PM (#526957) Subject: RE: Favorite Pickup Line From: MAG Like that Harrison line in "Six Days, Seven Nights:" You know what a woman has to do to get a man excited? She shows up ... I second hygenic, above. |
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13 Aug 01 - 08:08 PM (#527213) Subject: RE: Favorite Pickup Line From: GUEST,kendall I've been approached many times, and, have always appreciated it, even when I wasn't interested. Peg, I wonder if we will ever get out of the dark ages? Is equality just a word? |
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13 Aug 01 - 08:41 PM (#527243) Subject: RE: Favorite Pickup Line From: Firecat Sorry, but as far as I'm concerned, people who use chat up lines are just desperate, and if any guy even tried to use one on me, especially one as cheesy as they are on here, he is likely to get a slap and then get told, in no uncertain terms, to go away! I've actually got a few put down lines for lads who try chatting me up, for example if a guy says to me "Here's 20p. Phone your mum and tell her you're not going home tonight", I'll just turn round and say "Here's £1. Go and buy some breath freshener!". Another one is "I'm only into short term relationships. Oh, sorry, your time's up!". That last one is a complete and utter lie though! I prefer long term boyfriends. Sometimes, though, if I'm not interested, I'll lie and say I've got a boyfriend. |
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13 Aug 01 - 08:47 PM (#527257) Subject: RE: Favorite Pickup Line From: JennieG Many years ago when I was young and lovely a bloke at work asked me if I lived in a house with a tin roof - I replied "no, why?" - he said "I like to lie in bed and listen to the rain on a tin roof" (it was raining at the time). I thought it was original so I smiled when I said no.........ah, them were the days! Cheers JennieG who has now been married forever and doesn't get lines like that anymore....... |
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13 Aug 01 - 09:08 PM (#527281) Subject: RE: Favorite Pickup Line From: GUEST,petr at the last festival I attended a girl approached me and asked where I was from and if I knew any places to go skinny dipping in the area. I wondered whether or not there was a missed opportunity. but to address the differences mentioned above. biologically women are choosy, for the simple reason that having a child is a longer commitment. in a university survey when a volunteer researcher (female) approached a male and asked if he would be interested in sleeping with her almost 90% (or so) said yes, the remaining thanked her and said they were in a relationship (but theyd take a rain check) conversely when a male research approached a female and asked the same answer 100% responded with a resounding NO. |
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13 Aug 01 - 09:22 PM (#527290) Subject: RE: Favorite Pickup Line From: Naemanson What women want men to do to show they are interested: Make or buy a romantic dinner with candlelight and flowers, treat her with respect and love, whisper sweetly the words that mean so much, the small talk of love. What men want women to do to show they are interested: Show up naked and bring beer. |
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14 Aug 01 - 08:13 AM (#527543) Subject: RE: Favorite Pickup Line From: gnu Kendall said... I dont do pick up lines. The women who interest me are too intelligent to fall for them. Good one. Sinsull bit on the very next post. Mine ? "Hi. May I talk to you for a while ?" |
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14 Aug 01 - 09:53 AM (#527609) Subject: RE: Favorite Pickup Line From: JedMarum "So, is that a Fishman Rare Earth you're using? Do you have the blender model?" |
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14 Aug 01 - 10:59 AM (#527664) Subject: RE: Favorite Pickup Line From: GUEST,A Woman's Favorite Line Used only once about 25 years ago. The guy I used it on has been my husband for 23 of those years.... "Hi. Wanna look for my tatoo?" |
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14 Aug 01 - 11:35 AM (#527699) Subject: RE: Favorite Pickup Line From: Charmion The correct response to "What's a nice girl like you doing in a place like this?" is, of course, "Breathing." Those who ask, "How did a nice girl like you end up in a place like this" should be told, "Just lucky, I guess." |
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14 Aug 01 - 12:42 PM (#527743) Subject: RE: Favorite Pickup Line From: GUEST,Garydon My favoriet is "If you are half as beautiful on the inside as you are on the outside. I'd really like to get to know you better. Would you like to talk?" Gary |
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14 Aug 01 - 01:57 PM (#527846) Subject: RE: Favorite Pickup Line From: GUEST,petr to the above re -read my post. whats a girl like you doing in a nice place like this? its definitely not a good pickup line. |