"Ask Out A Girl" Thread: 2014 Year of the Petite Brunette and Pissing On Dudes
08-26-2010
, 05:30 PM
08-26-2010
, 05:32 PM
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I've definitely blown it with a girl with some percentage of Indian in her. She was the first person I met on my first day at university and we would constantly run in to each other all over campus. saw her at the bar one night and shipped the makeout first, followed quickly by the non-deal-close.
but whats the difference between a dot and a feather?
but whats the difference between a dot and a feather?
08-26-2010
, 06:12 PM
08-26-2010
, 06:16 PM
08-26-2010
, 07:13 PM
Yeah I meant dot. The feather does nothing for me. The other night I talked to some really drunk Indian girl and she shipped digits but they were obviously incorrect lol
Let's talk about shoes: I usually just wear sneakers and I have that under control pretty well. But I'm going to try wear dress shoes more often. This brings up issues of the formality of the shoe vs. the formality of the event, color of shoe in relation to sock and in relation to shirt, and in relation to pants.
I have a pair of black and brown dressy-ish shoes. The first look a lot like this:
They are pretty fancy, but I wear them to parties sometimes, wear them to clubs often, and might start wearing them around classes. I wear them with jeans, khakis, and black dress pants, and with black socks, ldo. But does it matter what color my shirt is? White/black/green/maroon seems to go well with these shoes. But what about a brown shirt? Should I wear brown shoes? And are these too fancy to wear with jeans and a good fitting tee shirt? It feels like they're not really congruent with a tee shirt sometimes. Too casual at the top, too fancy at the bottom.
The brown shoes look like this:
But slightly casual, they have this sort of stitching on the side that creates three lines almost like Adidas' thing. From far, they look similar to the above though.
I wear them with jeans and khakis. Should I be wearing brown socks with these? Black is not okay, right? And what kinds of shirts can they go with? They also seem to not go well with tee shirts. And what color shirts should I do and not do? They only seem appropriate with brown shirts for some reason.
Let's talk about shoes: I usually just wear sneakers and I have that under control pretty well. But I'm going to try wear dress shoes more often. This brings up issues of the formality of the shoe vs. the formality of the event, color of shoe in relation to sock and in relation to shirt, and in relation to pants.
I have a pair of black and brown dressy-ish shoes. The first look a lot like this:
They are pretty fancy, but I wear them to parties sometimes, wear them to clubs often, and might start wearing them around classes. I wear them with jeans, khakis, and black dress pants, and with black socks, ldo. But does it matter what color my shirt is? White/black/green/maroon seems to go well with these shoes. But what about a brown shirt? Should I wear brown shoes? And are these too fancy to wear with jeans and a good fitting tee shirt? It feels like they're not really congruent with a tee shirt sometimes. Too casual at the top, too fancy at the bottom.
The brown shoes look like this:
But slightly casual, they have this sort of stitching on the side that creates three lines almost like Adidas' thing. From far, they look similar to the above though.
I wear them with jeans and khakis. Should I be wearing brown socks with these? Black is not okay, right? And what kinds of shirts can they go with? They also seem to not go well with tee shirts. And what color shirts should I do and not do? They only seem appropriate with brown shirts for some reason.
08-26-2010
, 07:15 PM
08-26-2010
, 07:59 PM
08-26-2010
, 08:57 PM
08-26-2010
, 10:27 PM
08-26-2010
, 11:58 PM
