Normally if Im stood near a set and they are giggling or screaming loudly, I will look over my shoulder and ask them why they have to be so noisy.

This has two effects.

A) They actually apologise and sometimes tell me why they are screaming/shouting
B) They seem receptive when I actually use my proper opener later on after ignoring for a while.

Anyone care to shed light on this matter?

are you looking to share or are you looking for some sort of validation from the community?

I mean "could you shed some light on this matter" seems kind of dismissing the aspect of you just wanting to share this new "opener".

In any case if it works for you it works, who cares why lol, it might fit your style perfectly and it's why it works, where as another person might be too timid or too much of a nice guy and it'll come off horribly.

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Im looking to
A) start a conversation. This being a discussion forum and all.
B) Im actually intrigued by this.
C) Wondering if anyone has had similar experiences.

Also this isnt new. Its mentioned in the Kezia Noble book. But it isnt done to a whole set.

Im not here to brag, Im here to chat and share experiences.

I think it's probably pretty normal to ask why someone is being noisy. My question is, you use the terms "giggling " and "screaming". How many women do you actually want to open who are screaming when you are around them? If they are giggling, does that really qualify as noisy?

I can only remember one time , an attractive female I wanted to hit that I ever used this type line on in 13 years. She was in a parking lot talking loud, and I said while close to her in an equally loud voice to my buddy "holy crap she talks loud" that fired up the conversation.

I don't think you can really expect or hope for them to giggle or scream before you have an opener