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Whew! I knew holding doors open was a good thing. Thanks.
(sign of relief) I would want that gesture to come across as kind and courteous, not as belittling or macho. |
I thought that holding the door for the person for the person behind you was just common courtesy. It's always annoying when the person in front of you just lets it close :)
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Exactly. I always hold the door open for anyone -- regardless of sex.
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Ok, rather than try to comment on every little thing that was said here's what I'll say. The best way that is universal is just to make little comments about comon interests (robotic type things are obvious at comps) I think that most chicas will know that you are just trying to be friendly and give you the benefit of the doubt. if she is a nice person who is at least interested in being friends she will help you out with conversation topics. If she is snotty then you can just be like , ok this isn't worth my time. Treat her the way you would act if your mother or grandmother, or maybe more importantly HER mother or grandmother, were watching you. Then once you establish a relationship, friends counts, you don't have to be so nervous. Ok, well that's just kind of basic and general knowledge. Have fun!
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Hold on, I'm still writing notes...LOL
I've been polite and all that, but it certainly helps if not only do you become interested in them, you are an interesting person as well. I've failed that test... |
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1. Place one hand under each armpit, and lift straight up 2. Clean and jerk, and hold in a full press over your head 2-A. If you are trying to lift twins, dumbbell lunges are preferable 3. Grab with one arm around the waist, lift, and balance on your hip 4. Sling 'em across your back in a fireman's carry (Dave ducks and runs for cover) Sorry, I couldn't resist - I have been waiting for three days for someone to say this! :D -dave ----------------------------- "It is much more comfortable to be mad and know it, than to be sane and have one's doubts." - G. B. Burgin |
LOL dave!
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Dave - haha,
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Also, Greg and Zan, there is a difference between what you are talking about and what Ben was asking. Obviously, if there is someone behind you as you walk through the door, it doesn't matter if you are a guy or a girl or if they are a guy or a girl, it is common courtesy to hold the door for them. But i think what Ben was talking about (least what i was talking about) is if you are walking together with a girl. It is simply a sign of respect for the guy to step ahead and open the door for the girl. I have some girlfriends who will stand and wait until the guy opens the door for them, and others who will purposely step ahead so the guy cannot open the door for them. It really depends on the girl. If a guy wants to open a door for me, i will let him, but i would never pause and wait for him to do it if he doesn't act like he otherwise would. |
so I tried really really hard to think of something to write here about being picked up...
but the only thing I could think of was how I don't approve of you picking girls up. hmph. I'll see you tommorow. |
I'm the girl that will stand outside the door and wait for the guy to come back and open it, someone has to train these boys after all. Its a fun experiment girls, next time you go out with any guys on your team, don't open any doors, just see what their reaction is, I think youll be suprised.
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And boys, you don't want to be macho and overbearing (well, some chicks dig that) but neither do you want to be a puppy dog. If you're a puppy dog, you are most likely going to get someone like me, who eats puppy dogs for breakfast! MissInformation <============> It is loneliness that makes the loudest noise. This is true of men as of dogs. -Eric Hoffer |
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Well, there are always exceptions :D
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