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> "Hi, how are you, have you
> seen New Movie Of The Week? What did you think of it/Would you like to
> see it?"
You'd have to know what New Movie Of The Week *is* first. ;-)
A better technique seems to be to just ask the person about themselves -
maybe that person isn't a film fanatic anyway?
>> (And friends - don't forget friends! Apparently in a survay 80% of
>> people said they met their husband/wife through their friends.)
>
> This is easier then finding a date. Smile, and be ready to listen to
> anyone. After you chat with them a few times, pick a day you aren't
> doing anything and invite them out to a pub to continue what ever the
> last conversation was.
>
> See, now you've made a friend. You can do the whole thing without a pub,
> substituting other local hang out.
I tried this. The person I was speaking to started laughing.
Hysterically.
Eventually she finished laughing her **** off, and politely declained.
I asked a different person by email. I couldn't help noticing that the
reply was written in very formal language, with strong undertones of
"please don't speak to me ever again".
I have tried and tried and tried to convince people to be friends with
me. So far, I have failed completely. What can I say? I guess people
just hate me...
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