ctk495 said:
SamuelRSmith said:
ctk495 said:
Nah porn is lame is the same thing over again I can't watch it is too lame.Although I'm considering getting a gf there is this hawt girl that sits next to me on chemistry class an I really like her but I don't know how to approach her I only lend her colors once and I don't know what to say.Any advice?
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"I'm having a BBQ this weekend... fancy tossing some salad?"
Or, more appropriately:
If all you can currently do/say is hand over colours (I assume you mean pencils... sounds like one hell of an easy chemistry course) you need to break the ice... a comic line would help - but nothing cheesy - cheesy lines kill any form of moment ever. Also, if she sits next to some friends, listen into their convo (don't make it obvious, though), find something she's talking about that you enjoy type thing, and just make a comment, hopefully she'll play ball and let you in the convo. The first step really is breaking the ice/odd convo, then making her laugh/able to talk about anything/it's not awkward coming up with subject, then friendship, progression, my friend, is the key.
If that doesn't work, I've got plenty of knockout drugs you can use... for a fee.
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Should I mention her video of facebook were she is drunk and talking nonsense? Will that make a good conversation topic?Also I'm not sure if my chemistry class is easy I'm using that GCSE book.
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Erm.... I dunno, it really depends on her personality and how she reacts to things like that. Is it something she's embarrassed (spell?) of, or has she laughed about it before? Also, does she know that you've been snooping around her Facebook page, she might see it as weird, kind of thing. I can't give too much advice, as I don't actually know the girl, it's different with every person.
You've got Facebook? Hook me up?
Well, I dunno about you, but in my old school our GCSE courses had about 4-5 books, ranging across the different spectrums... "that GCSE book" could be referrering to "My first chemistry book", or the hella hard course that I had to study.
