Damn, too bad that where we live we don't present ourselves with last names included. We just say our first name.

Same happens with the handshaking reading. I can't really do it, since when we are introduced to someone or whatever, we usually kiss on both cheeks >.

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haha, that was awesome

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Nice and subtle! As said before it might sometimes be hard to get her last name in the first place.

good one man!

Maybe a funnier way of putting this "i asked for the news, not the weather!" then wipe non-existent spit off face lol, used this three nights ago - great neg!

This isnt such a bad approach because it separates you from the other guys that are there. If the other guys start calling her Colemans as well, then everyone will think they're just copying you. So in a sense, you're creating your own style within the group.

When I was travelling there was a hot Swede staying at our hostel in Florida. Guys outnumbered good looking girls by about 20:1 so naturally every geezer had his crosshairs on this Swedish chick. Anyways my mate started calling her "Sweden" instead of using her name. "Grab us a beer Sweden while you're up would ya luv?" and comments like this. It separated him from the rest of the pack and he ended up scoring with her.

Have used it unconsciously before, but I'm going to increase it from now on

I love it! Good post

Wow! that's a good one. Could also be used as Miss Coleman if you want to be more romantic.

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Great one! If a guy I was significantly attracted to was doing this to me, I'd be putty in his hands. I would like to point out though, in case it hasn't been touched on (there's a that's what she said joke in there somewhere, and I haven't read all 5 pages) that the success to this comes from being treated as "one of the boys." The last name is a good one, but you can also do this with other nick names as well (if you wanted to establish this during the initial meet/day or night 1 you could come up with a neg) Maybe a movie reference if it comes up in conversation, call her "Maverick" or "Icebox"- it's essentially the same. Strip her of her identity with something that is perceived as masculine.

What really sends this neg home is the context and how it's used and there were some great examples provided in the OP. One I particularly liked is "Colemans tell them that funny joke" - puts her on the spot, forces her into the center of attention, eager to please. Treating her like one of the guys makes her feel special but confused at the same time and trust me when I say it builds attraction. I'm just as terrified of the friend zone as most guys are, and while its rare to be put there, when I have been it drove me insane. Wanted to say it again- great stuff here, hope I find a way to convert this for my own devious uses.

Is it something that would typically works in US, or everywhere? Sometime co-worker call me or each other by their last name. I'm French living in Uk, and I always found it more offensive than really friendly

Ha ha I like this one. Might conger memories of her old grumpy math teacher in the 8th grade or something (good neg). If you don't know her last name another good thing that I use is calling her "dude".

Dude - could you hand me that coaster?
Dude - I can't believe you said that.
Dude - If the waitress comes back could you get me a double blended scotch?