I remember one night I stole Lion's glasses and wore them around the whole night. There is no doubt they drew compliments.
I also did this really cool thing while talking to girls. At some point in the interaction I would lower the glasses ever so slightly allowing me to see without them. I would then say: "Let me get a better look at you."
Now that statement makes ZERO sense considering I am wearing glasses. It however was Money and the girls would eat it up.
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by Guest » Fri Jan 15, 2010 9:56 am
[QUOTE=playercool;34488]I remember one night I stole Lion's glasses and wore them around the whole night. There is no doubt they drew compliments.
I also did this really cool thing while talking to girls. At some point in the interaction I would lower the glasses ever so slightly allowing me to see without them. I would then say: "Let me get a better look at you."
Now that statement makes ZERO sense considering I am wearing glasses. It however was Money and the girls would eat it up.[/QUOTE]
I'm serious guys, glasses are money...by far the BEST accessory one can rock out with...
I also did this really cool thing while talking to girls. At some point in the interaction I would lower the glasses ever so slightly allowing me to see without them. I would then say: "Let me get a better look at you."
Now that statement makes ZERO sense considering I am wearing glasses. It however was Money and the girls would eat it up.[/QUOTE]
I'm serious guys, glasses are money...by far the BEST accessory one can rock out with...
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by Guest » Fri Jan 15, 2010 10:25 am
[QUOTE=Bull Run;34492]I'm serious guys, glasses are money...by far the BEST accessory one can rock out with...[/QUOTE]
My most successful accessory are my emo kid black rubber bracelets. They're super cheap, and I have this special way of wearing them that chicks dig...if things go well, they get a set.
I just can't bring myself to wear my glasses out...they remind me of work :(
My most successful accessory are my emo kid black rubber bracelets. They're super cheap, and I have this special way of wearing them that chicks dig...if things go well, they get a set.
I just can't bring myself to wear my glasses out...they remind me of work :(
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by Guest » Fri Jan 15, 2010 10:42 am
Hmmm...
The glasses don't seem to work for me when I go out. I wear glasses every single day and I only take them off when I go out. I have had a ton of girls compliment my glasses in my daily life but it doesn't seem to translate to when I hit the bars. Or maybe that's in my head.
Now if I got a new pair of glasses I am 100% positive it would work like magic...for a few times until it would become routine again. The glasses I do own I would guess are about 8 years old.
What I'm getting at is anything that is new and is out of your current routine usually works. It works until it becomes bland, stale, and routine. There is a vibe about someone who has some new badass piece of whatever and it translates into the chicks digging it.
The glasses don't seem to work for me when I go out. I wear glasses every single day and I only take them off when I go out. I have had a ton of girls compliment my glasses in my daily life but it doesn't seem to translate to when I hit the bars. Or maybe that's in my head.
Now if I got a new pair of glasses I am 100% positive it would work like magic...for a few times until it would become routine again. The glasses I do own I would guess are about 8 years old.
What I'm getting at is anything that is new and is out of your current routine usually works. It works until it becomes bland, stale, and routine. There is a vibe about someone who has some new badass piece of whatever and it translates into the chicks digging it.
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by Guest » Fri Jan 15, 2010 4:14 pm
[QUOTE=Bull Run;34479]I agree except for #2 and #10.
I have a slim wallet that I carry in my front pocket. It prevents the bulge, forces me to travel 'light,' and is much more sleek and modern than a tri-fold.[/QUOTE]
I try to do the same thing. I tend to carry my license, a credit card, a debit card, my healthcare card, my starbucks card, and money. I also carry a few business cards (mine). This alone makes my wallet fat. I wear my wallet, which is a money clip/card wallet in my front pocket and it bulges. I wish I could solve this problem, but there's only so much you can give up. (After reading this thread, I am considering dropping even more from my wallet, and even getting a thinner wallet or money clip.)
[quote]I HATE WATCHES!! Sure, they are pimp tight and look cool. But, wearing a watch is simply annoying. Period. There is no other way to describe them. I used to own really, really bad ass watches but always found myself taking them off when I was doing pretty much anything other than walking or sitting still. Most of the time, watches reek of try hard instead of eloquent status symbol.[/quote]
I'm glad I'm not the only one. I have thin wrists, so finding a watch that looks and feels good is hard for me. Mens watches look huge on me. Also, I can't stand the hair pulling of metal bands or the irritation of leather bands. I am so much more comfortable without a watch on. They look great in the store. In fact, I have a good friend who is a manager in a high end watch store. He keeps telling me I should get a nice watch. It's tempting, but it's just not me.
I have a slim wallet that I carry in my front pocket. It prevents the bulge, forces me to travel 'light,' and is much more sleek and modern than a tri-fold.[/QUOTE]
I try to do the same thing. I tend to carry my license, a credit card, a debit card, my healthcare card, my starbucks card, and money. I also carry a few business cards (mine). This alone makes my wallet fat. I wear my wallet, which is a money clip/card wallet in my front pocket and it bulges. I wish I could solve this problem, but there's only so much you can give up. (After reading this thread, I am considering dropping even more from my wallet, and even getting a thinner wallet or money clip.)
[quote]I HATE WATCHES!! Sure, they are pimp tight and look cool. But, wearing a watch is simply annoying. Period. There is no other way to describe them. I used to own really, really bad ass watches but always found myself taking them off when I was doing pretty much anything other than walking or sitting still. Most of the time, watches reek of try hard instead of eloquent status symbol.[/quote]
I'm glad I'm not the only one. I have thin wrists, so finding a watch that looks and feels good is hard for me. Mens watches look huge on me. Also, I can't stand the hair pulling of metal bands or the irritation of leather bands. I am so much more comfortable without a watch on. They look great in the store. In fact, I have a good friend who is a manager in a high end watch store. He keeps telling me I should get a nice watch. It's tempting, but it's just not me.
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