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As for topics to discuss - OK, here's the kicker, no matter how awesome or extensive your list of topics of discussion, it's the actual CONVERSATION that will keep things interesting. That being said, you could talk about ANYTHING you wanted so long as your delivery was excellent.
Here's the thing about Conversationalism - you don't need to say a lot to be a good conversationalist. The key lies in OBSERVATION. You must be observant.
E.g., You're one on one with a girl, and you notice she is wearing some kind of jewelery. Comment on it. Say you like it and ask the story behind it. Relate that to something in your life or even tease her about it to make the conversation fun and lighthearted.
Another example, I met a girl and noticed she had long fingers. I asked her - do you play the piano? Her answer was a resounding Yes! And we had a great time talking about music and compositions etc.
As far as TOPICS to discuss... I usually steer clear of politics, current events, and religious beliefs for the first few interactions (if not all unless THEY bring it up). I bank on storytelling. Unless you're a pretty dull person there MUST be some awesome stories that you've got which you can play up on. It's all in the delivery.
Finally, and I can't stress this enough, ask original, open-ended questions. Keep going until you find something that you can snag on and develop into a proper conversation. Remember that in the beginning the effort is 90%-guy and 10%-girl, or something to that effect. You'll have to bring the energy until they are interested enough to help keep the convo going. Never, ever, ever do the whole interview style "interrogation" where you ask bland, closed-ended questions.
If there is a particular girl you have an eye on, tease her, win her friends approval, and keep the conversation sexually charged, escalating smoothly. This is also a good way of weeding out chics - if you tease the girl and she doesn't reciprocate in kind, or she gets all bitchy, you know she's a lame-ass without a sense of humour, and that you should move on to the next.
Cheers,
Q.
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