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Tell us your biggest successes and most embarrassing failures. Not that we're after new chat-up lines, or anything.
( , Thu 10 Dec 2009, 11:36)
Tell us your biggest successes and most embarrassing failures. Not that we're after new chat-up lines, or anything.
( , Thu 10 Dec 2009, 11:36)
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Vietnamese pandas
When I was backpacking in Vietnam in 2002, I decided to try and help out a friend who is even lower than me on the being-good-at-talking-to-girls-in-that-kind-of-way scale. In a bar in Hoi An he wistfully commented that the four Australian girls sitting round a table in the corner all looked really nice, but that he'd never have the balls to actually speak to any of them in a million years.
"Wait here", I replied, and strode over to their table. Now I have no problem with talking to anybody if the situation doesn't involve potential rejection, so by the time I'd reached them I'd come up with what I thought was a witty ice-breaker. "Excuse me", I started, "can I just ask you a quick question? Have you seen any pandas in Vietnam at all?". As they all replied No, with slightly puzzled expressions, I turned round to my friend at the bar (who after two weeks of hot sun and wraparound sunglasses had a distinctly two-tone face), ready to beckon him over to be introduced. All I saw was one of the saloon doors at the entrance flapping like mad. Suddenly conscious of my new status as the least confident person in the bar, I turned red, stammered something stupid and fled after him. I still wonder what they must have thought.
( , Fri 11 Dec 2009, 15:00, 1 reply)
When I was backpacking in Vietnam in 2002, I decided to try and help out a friend who is even lower than me on the being-good-at-talking-to-girls-in-that-kind-of-way scale. In a bar in Hoi An he wistfully commented that the four Australian girls sitting round a table in the corner all looked really nice, but that he'd never have the balls to actually speak to any of them in a million years.
"Wait here", I replied, and strode over to their table. Now I have no problem with talking to anybody if the situation doesn't involve potential rejection, so by the time I'd reached them I'd come up with what I thought was a witty ice-breaker. "Excuse me", I started, "can I just ask you a quick question? Have you seen any pandas in Vietnam at all?". As they all replied No, with slightly puzzled expressions, I turned round to my friend at the bar (who after two weeks of hot sun and wraparound sunglasses had a distinctly two-tone face), ready to beckon him over to be introduced. All I saw was one of the saloon doors at the entrance flapping like mad. Suddenly conscious of my new status as the least confident person in the bar, I turned red, stammered something stupid and fled after him. I still wonder what they must have thought.
( , Fri 11 Dec 2009, 15:00, 1 reply)
after you asked them if they had seen any panda's
I thought you were going to punch one of them in both her eyes.
You probably would have got a fuck through pure fear alone
( , Fri 11 Dec 2009, 15:11, closed)
I thought you were going to punch one of them in both her eyes.
You probably would have got a fuck through pure fear alone
( , Fri 11 Dec 2009, 15:11, closed)
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