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Post by Gustave on Sept 12, 2003 14:24:46 GMT -5
I figure one of you guys can help me out, since all my friends are staying afterschool or are at the DMV now. This is extremely urgent. I'm extremely interested in this girl, and she's already been asked to homecoming. She declined, thank god, and I am going to ask her, but i never see her at school except on rare occasions. I have her e-mail, but asking people out online is stupid and I don't want to sound dumb. Anybody got advice? Sucks that homecoming is creeping up on us already.
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Post by Vapour on Sept 12, 2003 17:35:45 GMT -5
Umm, try calling her. Sorry to be stupid, but I go to a small school in Canada (no eh jokes) and we don't have homecoming. But I dunno what homecoming is. Is it just like a formal school dance?
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Post by Jaggy on Sept 12, 2003 19:27:28 GMT -5
Umm, try calling her. Sorry to be stupid, but I go to a small school in Canada (no eh jokes) and we don't have homecoming. But I dunno what homecoming is. Is it just like a formal school dance? Er.. It's not your school. I don't think we have homecomings in Canada. And I don't know what they are either.
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Post by n i g h t . . . on Sept 12, 2003 19:34:46 GMT -5
Well when I lived in the States it was a football game that everyone goes to and you by garters or some crap. I think you buy girls mums... which I refer now as my mother.
Anyway, this is what I'd do if I were you, since I'm having a trouble with my partners right now as well:
1. If you see her on a "rare occassion", make eye contact and then just kind of keep looking. Don't stare or she'll think you're creepy.
2. If you know one of her friends, or have a friend that has a class with her, then get them to talk to her about you and junk. But don't do the whole 2nd Form (er... middle school) thing where the first thing they say to him/her is: "Hey! My friend thinks you're dead sexy!"... that's bloody annoying.
3. Look paticularily nice this week. Keep all the geeky clothes and Sonic Youth T-Shirts to a minimum. Think of what SHE likes. It's not about you, mate.
4. It's ALWAYS about her. If you have her AIM screen name or something, then talk to her on that. But don't bug her, and DO NOT ask her online. Just talk about all the stuff SHE probably would want to talk about.
5. No Counter-Strike or crazy language. That doesn't mean don't be yourself, it just means cut out all the "Negative" and "Affirmative" just a bit. Use it every once in a while jokingly to make her laugh.
6. Be outgoing. Girls don't like guys that are all kept to themselves, or guys that are self-centered. Remember, make THEM talk as much as you can. Asking questions is a sure way to get what you want. ( ;D)
Other than that, try to make them laugh, but don't be stupid. If something goes wrong or something act embarrassed and do the whole "look at me I'm cute because my face is red and I'm studdering" thing. It works every time.
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Post by Vapour on Sept 12, 2003 20:41:43 GMT -5
Er.. It's not your school. I don't think we have homecomings in Canada. And I don't know what they are either. Where in Canada do you live (if you don't mind saying). I live in Nova Scotia and I think that maybe it is just a Maratimes thingy, but its hard to say. Not many schools around here have football teams or anything like that.
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Post by Sektor on Sept 12, 2003 21:22:10 GMT -5
I live in the US and I dont have homecoming
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Post by Swordmasterdragoon on Sept 12, 2003 22:33:41 GMT -5
yeah homecoming is your most formal school dance
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Post by Knight of Lodis on Sept 12, 2003 22:49:02 GMT -5
Actually Prom is the most formal. I am going to ask a girl to homecoming next week. Our's isn't until Oct 25th. I don't like asking to early and a month ahead is a good time.
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Post by n i g h t . . . on Sept 12, 2003 23:12:50 GMT -5
Er... well when I was in the States there WAS a homecoming dance.. but no one went to it. They just went to see the game and then went out to eat.
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Post by DRottenI on Sept 12, 2003 23:24:04 GMT -5
Actually Prom is the most formal. I am going to ask a girl to homecoming next week. Our's isn't until Oct 25th. I don't like asking to early and a month ahead is a good time. Yeah, a month ahead is too much time to mess something up, so might as well play it safe.
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Post by Jaggy on Sept 13, 2003 0:57:46 GMT -5
Where in Canada do you live (if you don't mind saying). I live in Nova Scotia and I think that maybe it is just a Maratimes thingy, but its hard to say. Not many schools around here have football teams or anything like that. I live in Vancouver. My school has a football team though and many other sports teams. I think a lot, if not, all schools around here have at least a few.
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Post by Vapour on Sept 13, 2003 8:24:16 GMT -5
I live in Vancouver. My school has a football team though and many other sports teams. I think a lot, if not, all schools around here have at least a few. [glow=Navy,2,300]Well, there goes that theory.[/glow]
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Post by Gustave on Sept 13, 2003 9:02:14 GMT -5
I am positive i will get a yes from her if i ask, now the only problem is trying to find her at school. Our school is now so extremely overpopulated (freshman...) that finding any one particular person is extremely difficult without prior arrangement. Would it be too geeky to write her an email asking where she hangs before school starts? I don't know her phone number, and i will NOT resort to asking her out online.
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Post by n i g h t . . . on Sept 13, 2003 9:09:34 GMT -5
Yeah... whatever you do don't ask her online.
I guess you could send her an email about that or something. Do you have AIM? It would better if asked in a conversation, rather than just a random question.
If you do ask her randomly, it'll let her know you're on to something though. ;D
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Post by Dark on Sept 13, 2003 22:46:38 GMT -5
[glow=ruby,2,300]Im having the same problem, can someone help me?....well its not homecoming but.... [/glow]
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