I was looking you love in all the wrong places
Giving Abraham Lincolns to a stripper with braces
She thinks I'm in love and I know that sucks
Cuz she's leaving with the DJ and my 25 bucks
Somehow, i knew this would be a computer lab. But computer labs are actually a pretty good place to pick up women, especially if they're having problems and you offer to help.
The trick is remembering that the amount of interest you have for computers or technology is directly proportionate to the speed at which you need to change the subject.
Frankly, i hate smalltalk. i'm not actively pursuing anyone at the moment partially due to this. The only time i feel chatty is when i've had a couple of drinks.
Library is like one of the best places, much better than some club. A quiet calm place where it's easy to start talking about something, what the hell do you want more? Vagina on a silver plate?
(I met the most beautiful woman I have ever known in a Books A Million. Alas, she was married, but we became good friends and I saw her nekkid plenty of times )
Once when I was studying in a library, a random guy walked passed my cubicle and left me a note saying "You look cute" and his MSN E-mail. Library is a great place to pick up girls :|
(I met the most beautiful woman I have ever known in a Books A Million. Alas, she was married, but we became good friends and I saw her nekkid plenty of times )
It sucks working in a place you'd frequent in your offtime. i can never relax at BAM, because everyone knows me. Add to that the fact that i've had some negative experiences with the place (see http://forums.gaming-age.com/showthread.php?t=37345).
i live in southern california. except for the university library (which is mostly used for tables, chairs and internet access), we don't believe in books. i don't think there are a million books in the entirety of this goddamned desert.
here's another poem for your cutting pleasure:
silence does not denote absence
i am still here
not quite alone
not quite with companion
limbo
purgatory
cold storage
call it what you will
i am there
yet not
confusion is the common thread
of this tapestry of life