OK, a few things that I'm struggling with at the moment.

Firstly, teasing.
I know teasing is important, but lots of the time, I feel as though I don't get any 'ammo' to tease her on. Like, obviously if she knocked over a drink or something, I'd tease her about being a clumsy bastard, but usually, that sort of thing won't happen. Am I supposed to somehow 'force' the teasing, maybe with canned suff, or do I have to wait until an actual good opportunity comes up?

Secondly, boring groups.
I say groups, but I guess It applies to single girls too. I just notice it more iwth groups. basically, I often feel that i'm boring them.

What sort of questions'statements do you guys typically ask/make, after, say, approaching a group of 5 girls sitting down? I usually ask where they're from, where they're going that night, their names, where they;ve been etc, but sometimes they show zero interest. Someone on a different foum told me that that's becuse i'm boring them and thath i should be asking gthem things like ''Do you like pudding!!?'' Basically, off-the-wall, crazy, 'simplepickup' style stuff.

Someone else told me not to do the simple pickup crazy stuff, but agreed that it soudned boring.

So what SHOULD I be talking about after opening a girl?

I feel as though I need some conversation examples.

I watch infield videos lots, but they're often no help because they are nearly always picking up forgeign girls and so the conversation is ALWAYS the same where they first guess their nationality, and then talk about 'Sweedish women' andh what's different about them compared to UK girls etc.

OR the vids are like filmed in Vegas where there's a crazy SPAM and they just grab girls and make put with them.

I want to know what to say / /what to talk about with a group of girls from the same place as you in a bar.

If I'm not supposed to ask anything about where they've been, what they do for work, where they're going, their name etc etc, I don't think I have anything left to ask them, and i'll just stare at them in silence!

"What did you want to be when you were a little girl?" "I bet you wanted to be a doctor/veterinarian when you were a little girl"

See the difference?

First is an interesting but closed question.

The second sparks her curiosity into knowing what of her made you think she wanted to be a veterinarian.

There's only one thing people like more than talking about themself and it is hearing what people think of them. This way you achieve both.

Also, people act like mirrors, if you act uninterested and generic people will react uninterested and generic.

How you talk and act is more important than what you say.