Dear Puas , if u went travelling to europe, i was thinking to get a couple books, wat books would u get, that are good dhvs? or myb like atomatic openers like making ppl just come up and say hey amazing book.. blah bla..

Hi Random,

I would definitely include some books on US culture. I hear European chicks dig US culture. Also, I would get some books on the language of the country you're going to. That way you can ask for help on pronunciations.

Hope this helps.


Respectfully,

M

I agree with M on the language thing. there is a high population of russians in my area and I have learned alot of russian to be conversational....That is russian chick crack when they here an american speak russian

well im going to alot of coutnries i woudl need like 8 books hahah rly the like us culture??? but they all hate americans over there haha.

ahhh no. They def don't hate all americans....thats for damn sure!

My first trip to Europe I went to Amsterdam, Berlin and Vienna. By far the most beautiful women were in Berlin. If you go there go to the Discos, you will not be disapointed.

I have totally different experince with Berlin. Very small % of beautifull women but since Berlin guys seems to be pretty shy it is seems to be very attractive for girls when somebody crazy enters the club, start dancing with them, talking, kino, laughing, but everything with lot of energy and alphaness in body language and eyes. They totally dig you when you seem like you just want to have great time and you are willing to let them to party with you.
Stuttgart (very rich city) on the other hand has tons of cocky HB`s which requires lot of negs in sarging. You try to visit Stuttgart, it`s really full of 9`s and 10`s.

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have any of you heard of jugglers delayed excuse opener?

it is when you deliberately hide your own watch so that you have to approach someone to find out the time. an excuse to open.

well with this in mind juggler developed this opener by introducing the 'delayed' part. what he may do is walk up to a hb with the goal of finding out the time because he does not have it and rather than just come out with the question he will instead build rapport through pleasantries such as hello/how are you, what are you up to?

when these pleasantries feel as if they are no longer going anywhere he would introduce his question that he had preordained to ask. he would make the question come off as if he had forgotten to ask what he had originally come across to ask. for example ' i almost forgot - what time is it?'

on your travels you could definitely incorporate this method. especially if you have a backpack on your shoulder. this is a given seeing as you have the stigma of a traveller.

ask many questions to do with culture 'who is the artist, when was this statue put up - how does it make you feel.

the world really is your oyster.