The Worst Chat Up Lines Ever

Just begging for a bad pickup line:

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EDIT - corrected a bad link.
 
BCLG100 said:
please say you've never used any of them.

I've used the first one before and for some reason it didn't work, but I'm not sure why. Maybe it was the timing when I said it or something I got wrong :p
 
Arachnaphobia said:
I've used the first one before and for some reason it didn't work, but I'm not sure why. Maybe it was the timing when I said it or something I got wrong :p

yer i think that was praps the main reason because normally any other girl would be on her knees in seconds.
 
which is a VERY positive outcome in my book ;)
 
The worst chat-up line I ever used myself was in line at the Department of Motor Vehicles. I was there to get my license renewed, which happens on your birthday, so I made the assumption that the girl in front of me was about to have her birthday as well. I asked her if I could take her out for her birthday this weekend, and she accepted. It was a one-date relationship; she was a freak; this is probably to be expected from someone who would actually accept such a proposition. :blush:
 
you can use any of these on a drunk girl but you have to question her intelligence if she falls for it.
 
Drool4Res-pect said:
How does intelligence affect a relationship?

Because any girl who falls for one of them lines sober has to be really really really really really stupid, one of those who has to remember to breathe.
 
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