sounds like a good idea, but why waste that time on learning that while you could b getting drunk, buff or high. lol
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| Author: | Cohath [ Tue Aug 19, 2008 9:23 pm ] |
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Has anyone ever thought about learning sign language and using that to impress girls? Especially if you and your wing knew it, you could make an entire routine with it. I found a free online class that anyone can take, and it's incredibly simple to learn. So if you have some free time, here's the link below. http://www.lifeprint.com Good luck and happy sarging! |
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| Author: | mbkb24 [ Wed Aug 20, 2008 10:13 am ] |
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sounds like a good idea, but why waste that time on learning that while you could b getting drunk, buff or high. lol
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| Author: | Devious [ Fri Aug 22, 2008 5:02 pm ] |
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That's a really cool idea, Cohath. I bet you'll be remembered just for using a bit of simple sign language. mbkb24--it's my belief that as a PUA, you have to do something interesting besides sarge, party, and workout. Something to keep you from burning out, and something to DHV. If sign language isn't your thing, so be it. If you are otherwise motivated to learn it, you can certainly apply it to PU. This would be great with a wing. I'm thinking you could make an interesting routine by getting your wing to open, then introduce you with some kind of explanation like "He's saving his voice because he has to perform tomorrow" (assuming you're in a loud club). Then start a sign-language conversation with your wing as an interpreter. You have an easy excuse for wanting to isolate (go someplace quieter) or n-close (start a text convo). |
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| Author: | mbkb24 [ Fri Aug 22, 2008 11:56 pm ] |
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Quote: mbkb24--it's my belief that as a PUA, you have to do something interesting besides sarge, party, and workout. Something to keep you from burning out, and something to DHV. If sign language isn't your thing, so be it. If you are otherwise motivated to learn it, you can certainly apply it to PU. This would be great with a wing. I'm thinking you could make an interesting routine by getting your wing to open, then introduce you with some kind of explanation like "He's saving his voice because he has to perform tomorrow" (assuming you're in a loud club). Then start a sign-language conversation with your wing as an interpreter. You have an easy excuse for wanting to isolate (go someplace quieter) or n-close (start a text convo). |
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| Author: | PeepingTom [ Sat Aug 23, 2008 4:50 am ] |
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Quote: Quote: mbkb24--it's my belief that as a PUA, you have to do something interesting besides sarge, party, and workout. Something to keep you from burning out, and something to DHV. If sign language isn't your thing, so be it. If you are otherwise motivated to learn it, you can certainly apply it to PU. This would be great with a wing. I'm thinking you could make an interesting routine by getting your wing to open, then introduce you with some kind of explanation like "He's saving his voice because he has to perform tomorrow" (assuming you're in a loud club). Then start a sign-language conversation with your wing as an interpreter. You have an easy excuse for wanting to isolate (go someplace quieter) or n-close (start a text convo). |
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| Author: | supamanlova [ Wed Aug 27, 2008 7:47 am ] |
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Great, this open doors for new materials and more fun with HB. |
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