How would you would break the ice with a blind woman?
31Either way, and I'm just sayin', because I know less about women than anybody on the planet, but I'm fairly certain that having a podcast is not an ice breaker.
How would you would break the ice with a blind woman?
32Just say hello, and take it from there. Don't trip her.
Marsupialized wrote:I want a piano made out of jello.
It's the only way I'll be able to achieve the sound I hear in my head.
How would you would break the ice with a blind woman?
33"Did it hurt when you fell from heaven? I mean, besides the obvious ocular damage you sustained upon impact."
"Was your daddy a thief? Because he must have...fuck."
"Was your daddy a thief? Because he must have...fuck."
How would you would break the ice with a blind woman?
34Dude, it could work.Charlie D wrote:Either way, and I'm just sayin', because I know less about women than anybody on the planet, but I'm fairly certain that having a podcast is not an ice breaker.
Women like to laugh and if anything, I can guarantee she will at least chuckle at the that.
Rift Canyon Dreamspwalshj wrote:I have offered you sausage.
How would you would break the ice with a blind woman?
35Christopher J. McGarvey wrote:Dude, it could work.
I think I'll start with a drink, actually. It's a little more conventional and normal than, "Hey, whyoncha cumma my house antalkinta a micraphone for the internets?"
Podcasting is so second date.
How would you would break the ice with a blind woman?
36You could lie and say you're Sam Phillips and you own Sun records.
Marsupialized wrote:I want a piano made out of jello.
It's the only way I'll be able to achieve the sound I hear in my head.
How would you would break the ice with a blind woman?
37Ask her for directions. I bet you get her number. That's how it has to go - you have to get her number.
How would you would break the ice with a blind woman?
38Skronk wrote:You could lie and say you're Sam Phillips and you own Sun records.
I've seen both of his studios. Well, just the inside of Sun, really. The other one (Phillips Recording Company, I believe) was closed to the public. But they are literally around the corner from each other.