Best spot to meet single straight women?

To start with, any place other than Park Slope - I mean, have you noticed all of the strollers in PS?!

i too would like to know . been since for over 1 decade! always made female friends lol.

alafairnadia wrote: there are thousands of single women at Soda bar on Saturday nights. and they all wear pegged pants and stupid shirts. except for me, of course.

is there anything else to do besides drinking . i never really been to a bar thing.

I have to put in a plug for the good old Internet ... I met my boyfriend (of 2 1/2 years) through the online personals. We would never have run into each other in a bar or restaurant, as he was living partly in Carroll Gardens and partly in England when we met, then moved to the UES of Manhattan.

My recommendation would be, just go everywhere and be open ... and try online sites as well (including communities like this one) ...

laura wrote: I have to put in a plug for the good old Internet ... I met my boyfriend (of 2 1/2 years) through the online personals. We would never have run into each other in a bar or restaurant, as he was living partly in Carroll Gardens and partly in England when we met, then moved to the UES of Manhattan.

My recommendation would be, just go everywhere and be open ... and try online sites as well (including communities like this one) ...

online thing never work for me anyway. havent gotten a date yet. too bad alot of girls from all races dont have the asian select on their race chocies. even asian girls.

Go to the park on a weekend. Sit on the hill near the baseball fields (in front of that house) Bring a dog. I have a Wing Dog (rental)....and a backup.

Be friendly. Say hi. Don't stare all night and then leave. Try something new. Make sure you are approachable.

That's my condensed advice.

Of course, you can always post your picture here and let us check you out

Flexichick wrote: Oh, and......ya may want to hold off on talking in "video game speak" for a while. A long while :P

hey there is nothing wrong with video game speak . so much h8 from you .

Flexichick wrote: [quote=armchair_warrior][quote=Flexichick]Oh, and......ya may want to hold off on talking in "video game speak" for a while. A long while :P

hey there is nothing wrong with video game speak . so much h8 from you .

That's not hate........that's.....advice. You're free to disregard it, but I wonder what would happen if you asked 10 women to tell you their reaction to video game speak.

Any (other) ladies care to comment?h8ter admit it!!!!.

advice noted but i would never ever use dood speak or l337 speak in real life with girls or anyone for that matter.

NewSloper wrote: [quote=Flexichick]Oh, and......ya may want to hold off on talking in "video game speak" for a while. A long while :P

I'll have to keep reminding myself not to say " L O L" when a cute girl says a joke. Isnt that considered more along the lines of "internet speak"? I dont think my Atari had those little smiley faces i bet you my post count . nerdy girls love net speak :d.

Flexichick wrote: Hey, I'm geeky. I had the original Atari as a Christmas present. My sister and I wanted it so badly that we searched the entire house and when we found a big, wrapped box, we unwrapped it, made sure it was Atari, and then wrapped it back up and re-hid it. Ha! Yah, I'm getting old(er).

Oh, and "dude". I don't like being called "dude". Especially since my knockers are usually un-missable!

huh when did anyone call you a dude, with a name like flexiCHICK.

<---didn't mean that YOU called me a DUDE.

you are flexi!! hehe nice icon .

Not gonna insert my knockers anywhere for you dudes.

My avatar is enough for one day!

NewSloper wrote: [quote=Flexichick]Not gonna insert my knockers anywhere for you dudes.

My avatar is enough for one day!

It was worth a shot. 8)

So where do Flexichicks hang out at on the weekends?
You seem like a pretty cool person, no matter how flexible you claim to be.

/watches and eats pop corn.