I am familiar with the cube test, shampoo test and all that. But I want to know if I can re-word "tests." I have a feeling that me coming off as a guy who gives out tests to girls he just met might be lame. I think its sort of corny. LIke the five questions test, how would you utilize something like that and not make it look cheesy. Is it part of a routine or an opener and how do u transition to it. ANy ideas..

Someone on here said a good way to transfer into the five questions game is to ask the openner, "Excuse me, maybe you can help me out with a discussion I was just having. Who do you think lies more, men or women?"
Then say there's a fun game to test it. Introduce your game and tell them all they have to do is lie five times, and if they can't do it, then you owe the "master liar" a drink, otherwise, they owe you a drink.

I like to ask a girl during mid-game and some minor negs, "What do you do? Did you go to school for that?"
Some or all will say, they did. Then I lie a little and say, "Yeah I just took a class last season in Psychology, have you ever taken a psycology class?" Most girls if they say no, will say they wish they did, and were always interested in those sort of things.
Then ask if they'd be interested in trying out a test you just learned.

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OP, you need to reword it, you're right about that.

Try "let's play the cube game." People like playing games, not taking tests. If I have already referred to one routine as a game, the second I will call a test, just to avoid getting a neg from her about "playing games with girls."

Mix it up. Call it a "challenge." She'll associate you with the word, and girls love a challenge.