Hey,

So, there's this girl that I really like (yeah, yeah, yeah--a girl thread), but the thing is I only see her at lunch. We're strangers--I only talked to her twice and that was last school year.

I just want to know: How do you think I should talk to her? I just don't know how to initiate a conversation with her because if I start talking to her out of the blue, wouldn't that be weird? So I need an "opening," or a reason to talk to her.

I don't know, I just need advice on what to say, how to start the conversation, etc.

I have some ideas, I just want some of yours.

Thanks...

PS: No, I will not touch her shoulder.

An elephant.

[QUOTE="blazinpuertoroc"]blah OT is full of batman fanboysII_Seraphim_II

Its not our fault that Batman movies were better than Spiderman movies, and that Batman > Spiderman AND DC > Marvel.

Maybe if spiderman 3 didnt suck so much, we would be a little more excited.

I like both, but Spider-Man is better. Batman comes in second.

And Marvel PWNS DC every possible way.

blah OT is full of batman fanboysblazinpuertoroc

HEY! :evil:

*Is a hardcore Spider-Man fanboy*

Hiya, brother! :D

Lucky you. My first car accident was a painful one. I was sitting in the back middle seat of my parents car when I was still in elementary school. I was in the seat that only has the seat belt around your waist, and doesn't have the belt part that goes over your shoulder. So we were going to the YMCA, and the freaky thing was before leaving I complained like crazy not to go to the indoor soccer game. So there we were going down typical Pennsylvania back roads and this old couple pulled out off a left road without looking in our direction, pulled on our side of the road, and hit us head on going 40ish mph. Since I was sitting in the seat with half a seat belt, my back got destroyed, and I was basically writhing in pain on the ground outside the car since my spine took the entire blow from the whiplash. I was asleep too before the accident, so I woke up to my parents screaming and a car heading straight for us, that's an eerie feeling I must say.Pittfan666

...At least, uh...you didn't have to go to that soccer game like you wanted...

:?

I remember back in, I dunno, fourth grade maybe, this kid brought in this Mewtwo (from Pokemon) toy, and I thought it was cool...so I went up to him and said I'd trade him some magic beans for it...:lol: I told him I'd bring them tomorrow, he said okay, and then school was out. I went home, dropped my stuff down, and went to my sister's room. She had this lamp that looked like a flower pot, and in the pot, there were these colorful, see through marble like...things. Anyways, I grabbed some, all sorts of different colors, and put 'em in my backpack. The next day I whipped 'em out and said that each bean grants him one wish, anything he wants.

He was excited as hell. He handed over the Mewtwo toy, I dropped the "magic beans" in his hand and our transaction was finished. :lol:

Messed up, but I didn't think so at the time. :oops:

(The toy was only a couple inches high, and it was basically Mewtwo on a base, and you could make his eyes light up red, btw.)

So, that's my story...:P