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JACK DID IT: What About YOU?

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dmmb_Mandy:
Those are awesome stories. Soo funny. And LOVE the thread, rt,  :-*

As for someone hitting on me..One time, a chickfriend of mine, my boyfriend and I were all going to a movie together, and we were in line waiting for our tickets. My boyfriend was stood right next to us but he was talking to somebody he knew in line. And right in front of my boyfriend, these two guys start flirting with my friend and me. My BF thought they were guys that my friend knew. They told us that we should meet up after the movie to "discuss it". And then, (I couldn't believe it) they start bragging about their work and their pay. One guy said to the other: "I can't believe our last check, that bonus really surprised me. We should go to the Sony store after the movie, I wanna buy a plasma TV". I was spitey, and said something like: "Oh yeaaaahh, the real money-makers, eh?" And one of the guys said, "Yeah, I've even got my bank statement in my pocket, and he went to reach for it, but my friend said: "Oh, it's almost our turn in line, seeya!" ... UGH!

Oh, and in high school I was with a guy for about a year, and the first time we tried to kiss, we were so nervous. We were saying "goodnight" and we turned to eachother to kiss so quickly that my nose hit his forehead (yeah I was taller than him) and my nose started bleeding everywhere!!! We can laugh about it now, though.

As for me hitting on someone else...Well, the first thing I ever said to my current boyfriend, 3 and a half years ago when I met him (well, I knew of him growing up in our hometown, but I never really knew him, y'know?), was: "Nice hands, big, I bet you could do a lot with them."  :o I was horrified, I couldn't believe that I said it. He just gave a nervous little laugh. You see, a few of us were sitting around a table in the cafeteria of the college and a guyfriend of mine was talking about how he wanted to go into carpentry 'cause he's good with his hands.

 :-*

TJ:
I call what the movie Jack did "passive cruising." And the movie Ennis did notice but lowered his head so that the brim of his hat would cover his eyes just enough to make Jack think that he was looking at him, too. I don't know which of the people involved in the movie's production decided to put all than in, but, I did enjoy watching it. It was like watching Jack Twist's gaydar getting a blip on the screen and the blip was Ennis Del Mar.

On April 14, 1984, when I went to the Rawhide the 2nd time in North Hollywood, CA, I got to observe that passive cruising by a tall, slim cowboy type and I eventually found out that I was being cruised. He did it for so long and then came over to where I was sitting and he put a hand on each of my knees and introduced himself as Ed. I ended up going  to his place and then moved in with him 10 days later.

I was on the shy side when it came to meeting people during the time I lived in N. Hollywood. I was more like a shy country boy from Rogers County Oklahoma although I was 41 years old and had not lived in the country since I was 20.

One time a handsome guy came into the Rawhide and he was wearing a red baseball cap with the word "Sooners" on it. (The mascot/team name of the University of Oklahoma is "Sooners.") I said to my friend, Paul, "I wonder if he is from Oklahoma." Paul said, "Why don't you ask him?" I said that I was to shy. Paul replied, "You're not shy."

I responded, "Paul Jackson, the reason that I spoke to you the first time was that I had been in another part of the bar and when I went back to where Ed was standing, you and him were talking and I just joined in the conversation. I was too shy to speak to you before that."

Paul was from Ft. Smith, Arkansas. With Paul's encouragement, I went over and introduced myself to him and also asked if he was from Oklahoma. His name was Josh and his folks were from Chelsea, although he had been born in LA. I told him that I had gone to high school my sophomore year in Chelsea. He asked me if I knew a certain coach. Well, the coach had been my driver's Ed teacher.

Front-Ranger:
Funny Mandy and TJ! Okay here's one that I remember. My husband and I were going on a cruise. All the way from San Clemente to Tijuana (it was a weekend thing). We went into a bar with a friend of my husband's and his wife, a hot Latin babe. There were only two barstools so she and I sat down while our husbands stood behind us and talked. We got to talkin and drinkin and all and I noticed that she liked to flirt so I flirted back. As usual I got myself into trouble pronto. She was writing something and dropped her pen. So I reached down to pick it up for her just when she reached down, and, like the key fits into the lock, we kissed! And our husbands didn't even notice. When we finally straightened up, my lips were covered with her lipstick and I quickly slammed a napkin to my lips to hide it! The guys still didn't notice! I know I am pathetic but I think of that little productive flirt often.

delalluvia:
The guys who had the most luck with me simply came up after responding to my overt smiling and eye-contact and started talking.

The guys who tried lines on me didn't get anything out of me but laughter.

Sheyne:

LOL..  I have been giggling like mad reading these. Other people's messups can be so funny.  And rt, I don't blame Miss Blondie for her overt come-hitherness.. If you walked into my room, I'd probably do much of the same...  with same result..  *sighh*  ;) 

I have some classic lines. In my younger days, when I had a waist  ;D, I used to be quite the little club goer and before I had perfected my "don't even waste your time" body language, I'd get approached by all manner of guys and girls (I have been told I give of an intense "bi-vibe"  ??? ). The worse line I ever got - and I say worst because it came directly from a movie. This guy cruises up to me when I was out one night in a knee length skirt and heels. I was leaning on the bar, chatting to the guy who served me cause I knew him. The line: "so how long does it take you to shave those legs anyway?" (Beverly Hills Cop II - Eddie Murphy to Bridgette Neilsen).  I was dumbstruck. The guy behind the counter came to my rescue. His line: "I wax them for her. Now fuck off."

 ;D

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