Shadowdude
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So, the fallout continues - and I was talking to a few people about it, and one of them gave this response - which I have nicely typed up for you all:
If her brunette friend was wing-womanning her, she's the worst wingwoman ever because she didn't make her friend look more attractive than her. So in this scenario, I fell for the wingwoman. But then again, it's not fair to say she's the worst wingwoman ever because well... she can't help look so damn good.![Stick Out Tongue :p :p](data:image/gif;base64,R0lGODlhAQABAIAAAAAAAP///yH5BAEAAAAALAAAAAABAAEAAAIBRAA7)
So we're left with scenario 1 and 3. And if we take scenario 3, then I blew my chance to use kaz's line (which I am keeping in tow for next time this happens - and yes, this has happened before - last year exactly when two girls asked me for directions to the Roundhouse) which is something like: "hey, if you get lost - gimme your number so i can help you if you get lost
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But that takes the back seat to his moral of the story (because the past is the past) which was, and I reiterate:
"Moral of the story: If a girl looks hot, and approaches you ASK FOR HER NUMBER. The worst thing is she will say no, and you will never meet her again. Nothing has been lost"
what do we think of this
So, the fallout continues - and I was talking to a few people about it, and one of them gave this response - which I have nicely typed up for you all:
Personally, I think 2 is bullcrap because... yeah. And supposing that is true, well that's a fail on her strategy. Epic fail on her strategy. Not only is her friend hotter than her, but if she's going to be the less friendly of the two - you know... I mean: "hmm, less hot girl who is less friendly, or hotter girl who is more friendly". Supposing this scenario is true, she took the gamble that I preferred blondes, so even with her less than stellar attitude and her, what I would perceive as, rudeness - still... bad move on her part.There are one of three possible scenarios:
1. The brunette girl fancied the pants off you, and asked you how to get to Darlinghust even though she knew it already, and she wanted you to ask her number. You didn't and have therefore blown the chance.
2. The brunette girl's friend fancied you but is socially awkward and asked her friend to approach you on her behalf. She wanted to get into a conversation and she wanted you to ask for her number. You didn't and therefore have blown the chance...
3. Neither girl genuinely knew how to get to Darlinghurst and asked you because of all of the people on the station you looked least likely to murder/rape/abduct them because you are the same age as them (roughly) or that you are some kind of transport nerd who knows all there is to know about trains, or both, in which case you blew your chance.
Moral of the story: If a girl looks hot, and approaches you ASK FOR HER NUMBER. The worst thing is she will say no, and you will never meet her again. Nothing has been lost.
If her brunette friend was wing-womanning her, she's the worst wingwoman ever because she didn't make her friend look more attractive than her. So in this scenario, I fell for the wingwoman. But then again, it's not fair to say she's the worst wingwoman ever because well... she can't help look so damn good.
So we're left with scenario 1 and 3. And if we take scenario 3, then I blew my chance to use kaz's line (which I am keeping in tow for next time this happens - and yes, this has happened before - last year exactly when two girls asked me for directions to the Roundhouse) which is something like: "hey, if you get lost - gimme your number so i can help you if you get lost
But that takes the back seat to his moral of the story (because the past is the past) which was, and I reiterate:
"Moral of the story: If a girl looks hot, and approaches you ASK FOR HER NUMBER. The worst thing is she will say no, and you will never meet her again. Nothing has been lost"
what do we think of this
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