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| Vesh | PostPosted: Fri Jan 23, 2009 4:03 am | |
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Location: Macon, Georgia | | Yo i'm thinking right now but i was wondering does anone have any good situational openers they'd like to share. I mostly practice day ame and it seems more relaxed to me also i mostly do it since im at school. I'm thinking now but if anyone had some the share would be much appericated thanks in advance
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| cn_bn | PostPosted: Fri Jan 23, 2009 3:43 pm | |
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Posts: 81 | | Well, im new here but ive used the following opener with a girl at uni. I asked this after a test:
That test was hard, wasnt it?, she replied yes blah blah, i then asked how she did and stuff. We talked for a while
If you want openers for school you can use something along those lines.
Hope it helps.
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| IAm-Me | PostPosted: Sat Jan 24, 2009 12:42 am | |
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Posts: 67 | | The whole definition of situational openers mean that you have to observe her, and watch out for the situation she's in. It's spontaneous.
You could always try to ask time, or something similar to that nature
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