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If you're in the UK, Singin' In The Rain is just starting on BBC2.

[quote=honeykid]If you're in the UK, Singin' In The Rain is just starting on BBC2.[/quote]

tatmmw2 03-25-16

GUESS WHO'S DRUNK? not me, i'm such a wus :c

[quote=tatmmw2]GUESS WHO'S DRUNK? not me, i'm such a wus :c[/quote]

John McClane 03-24-16

If someone had only told me I might need to use my Spanish to woo a girl I would have paid better attention.

[quote=John McClane]If someone had only told me I might need to use my Spanish to woo a girl I would have paid better attention.[/quote]

Iroquois 03-24-16

Vacuum that coat, too.

[quote=Iroquois]Vacuum that coat, too.[/quote]

doubledenim 03-24-16

Better get that suit altered first.

[quote=doubledenim]Better get that suit altered first.[/quote]

John McClane 03-23-16

I've written "Usted es bonita" on a card with my number. It is the backup plan if she doesn't give me her number. I'm going back this weekend.

[quote=John McClane]I've written "Usted es bonita" on a card with my number. It is the backup plan if she doesn't give me her number. I'm going back this weekend.[/quote]

John McClane 03-23-16

They wanted to rob me blind on the alterations, though. No thanks.

[quote=John McClane]They wanted to rob me blind on the alterations, though. No thanks.[/quote]

John McClane 03-23-16

Navy blue with pinstripes.

[quote=John McClane]Navy blue with pinstripes.[/quote]

John McClane 03-23-16

Just got a steal on a new 3 piece suit: it was $550 off, so I got it for $99.99.

[quote=John McClane]Just got a steal on a new 3 piece suit: it was $550 off, so I got it for $99.99.[/quote]

neiba 03-23-16

Originally Posted by Holden Pike

I haven't seen that story anywhere, but I assume it is more catcalls, accosting women on the street or elsewhere in public, than "pickup lines". I suspect you're allowed to approach a woman in a bar, ask to buy her a drink, and use some version of a "pickup line", be it intentionally cheesy or sincere. I assume this is more sexual harassment on the street.

Yes, you're right. I happened a lot in Portugal, just telling something to a girl on the street. A lot of times to minors... So the law makes some sense, though there are some people who don't see it that way.

[quote=neiba][quote=Holden Pike]I haven't seen that story anywhere, but I assume it is more catcalls, accosting women on the street or elsewhere in public, than "pickup lines". I suspect you're allowed to approach a woman in a bar, ask to buy her a drink, and use some version of a "pickup line", be it intentionally cheesy or sincere. I assume this is more sexual harassment on the street.[/quote]

Yes, you're right. I happened a lot in Portugal, just telling something to a girl on the street. A lot of times to minors... So the law makes some sense, though there are some people who don't see it that way.[/quote]

Holden Pike 03-23-16

Originally Posted by neiba

Originally Posted by Gatsby

Originally Posted by neiba

Btw, saying a pick up line to a stranger is now reason for being arrested in Portugal!

Thought you people liked to know before coming here!

What counts as a pick-up line, and what doesn't ? Do the cops have a specific book that does all the classifying?

That's a good question... But with the tradition the construction guys in Portugal created on the art of flirting, I guess it's easy to know.

"Hey gorgeous, I bet it's your birthday today, don't you wanna come here and blow the candle?"

I haven't seen that story anywhere, but I assume it is more catcalls, accosting women on the street or elsewhere in public, than "pickup lines". I suspect you're allowed to approach a woman in a bar, ask to buy her a drink, and use some version of a "pickup line", be it intentionally cheesy or sincere. I assume this is more sexual harassment on the street.

[quote=Holden Pike][quote=neiba][quote=Gatsby][quote=neiba]Btw, saying a pick up line to a stranger is now reason for being arrested in Portugal! :p Thought you people liked to know before coming here![/quote]
What counts as a pick-up line, and what doesn't ? Do the cops have a specific book that does all the classifying? :p[/quote]

That's a good question... But with the tradition the construction guys in Portugal created on the art of flirting, I guess it's easy to know. 

"Hey gorgeous, I bet it's your birthday today, don't you wanna come here and blow the candle?"[/quote]


I haven't seen that story anywhere, but I assume it is more catcalls, accosting women on the street or elsewhere in public, than "pickup lines". I suspect you're allowed to approach a woman in a bar, ask to buy her a drink, and use some version of a "pickup line", be it intentionally cheesy or sincere. I assume this is more sexual harassment on the street.[/quote]

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