What's Your Line?
steve229
Do you have a good “line†you use in the clubs?
Here's mine (which I stole from Johnny Depp's John Dillinger character in “Public Enemiesâ€):
Her: I don't know anything about you.
Me: I like football, movies, good clothes, fast cars and you. What else you need to know?"
Here's mine (which I stole from Johnny Depp's John Dillinger character in “Public Enemiesâ€):
Her: I don't know anything about you.
Me: I like football, movies, good clothes, fast cars and you. What else you need to know?"
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Seriously though, I've found "let's do shots" always gets them excited.
"I want to talk about how bad you make this room look..."
"Hey, let's go do some dances"
Really though, does anyone need to have a "line" at a strip club? A regular bar, yes. But when their motivator for being there is to get your money, I don't think one needs to have very much game. Heck, in Vegas there were several clubs with gals standing at the door ready to pounce on the fresh meat.
That said, I don't have a standard line. On my next trip, I may try out How's line about making the room look bad.
"SC trips where I'm dressed nice and wearing cologne". Why do so many club goers show up in their finest t-shirt?!? Really. In San Diego, said guy was flipping quarters on the stage as the hottest all-natural gal performed. She was lucky she didn't slide and hurt herself. And security never expelled the dude.
"I brought lost of money with me, and am feeling reckless, gullible and naive..."
Although I figure this might work:
Her: "I don't know anything about you"
Me: "I like to fuck" Probably helps to be holding a Benjamin in the other hand.
LOL - YMMV and don't blame me.
With an ATF, "How much fun are we planning on having tonight?"
seriously guys...just a smile and maybe "your cute. how bout a dance" goes a looooong way. :)
I like Dougsters idea of lines of coke instead of lines of words...sad but true. I prefer to stay away from the drug addict strippers though.
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