The great thing about the above is that they set the tone of interest and they would also never elicit a rude response.

Just kidding! That’s a line from Talladega Nights, in case you didn’t get it.

I’m a big believer in simple, contextual lines that serve to open and little else. Examples: How are you doing? What do you think about the band? How is your night going?

I don’t go for high impact openers, generally, and instead rely on my body language and conversational skill to get me through the interaction. My attitude is I’m genuinely interested in meeting genuinely interesting people, so if we’re talking, much of the work on proving to be interesting is on her. That works for me pretty well.

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I met women in the 90’s through work as I was a club DJ…so I didn’t need to use too many lines at the time.

I met my ex-wife at my job, so it was just a daily back-and-forth that eventually led to flirting and then the relationship.

My last relationship came about from somebody actually talking to me via email after reading my blog for a few months. After two or three emails, I immediately knew there was a connection there so the flirting began again.

Now? Jeez…I dunno what I’m going to do. I’m 36 and not physically what I used to be. I don’t go out anymore and my friend list was cut by 2/3 after the separation from my wife (friends made decisions, I suppose).

I suppose I could use a line or two going forward, but I don’t really know how I’ll proceed going forward. I guess I’ll just take it as it comes.

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I’ll admit when I read the last one..I almost fell out my chair. I could see them using that line on VH1’s Pick Up Artist. esp when they’re at a bar.

Overall, these are great ones.