Trade Contacts for FB

[weealan777]

I have a contact 26 yr old gal... still a virgin. Many guys have tried to slip their hands into her skirt but failed...

Arisa, 26, 98557248

[tokidoki1986]

I've got a few to trade off. do let me know if you're interested

[WOOHOO]

Originally Posted by weealan777

i have a contact 26 yr old gal... Still a virgin. Many guys have tried to slip their hands into her skirt but failed...

Arisa, 26, 98557248

kan nee nah la you si bei humji!!! Sour balls to sabo a gerl!!!!!

Nin peh bu bo kar si lu jit eh si gin na ?????????

[hcg_explorer]

Originally Posted by WOOHOO

kan nee nah la you si bei humji!!! Sour balls to sabo a gerl!!!!!

Nin peh bu bo kar si lu jit eh si gin na ?????????

wow coolz... relac chio bu...
let 阿佬 do the job... KNNBCCB... damn bloddy idiot...

[WOOHOO]

Originally Posted by hcg_explorer

wow coolz... relac chio bu...
let 阿佬 do the job... KNNACCB... damn bloddy idiot...

aftn ah lauz gam sia gam sia really scumbag sia

[tsuna91]

how u all start conversation sia..

i always feel dam weird. lol

[WOOHOO]

Originally Posted by tsuna91

how u all start conversation sia..

i always feel dam weird. lol

"Hello?"

[superoy]

"hi ASKM?"

[tsuna91]

Originally Posted by WOOHOO

"Hello?"

after that? what u all talk about ah

[JackieTan]

Originally Posted by onelonetree

I have a chubby swt to trade. She stays in punggol and i have fucking her in different car parks at the new flats in punggol almost every night but i am looking for some new fbs. She is very accomodating and is great in bbbj. any bros who have fbs for exchange can pm me

You PM is full. Time to clear. Lolz.

[lim85]

have a ITE school on wechat who is open minded. depend on whether u dare to lick her anot. so far i have done for her not much and great bj. but she is shy so handle with care dont freak her out. only exchange after i verify yrs good to go. pm for more detail

[WOOHOO]

Originally Posted by tsuna91

after that? what u all talk about ah

Catch her eye. You don't have to do anything elaborate or dramatic to do this -- in fact, you probably shouldn't. Just smile at her from across the room, excuse yourself as you brush past her, or just lock eyes, look away, and then look back at her after enough time has passed. You don't have to say hi to her the second you notice her; instead, you can spend some time making her curious about you first. If you already know the girl, of course, then don't play too hard to get and go right up and say hi to her.
Make sure to keep up confident body language as you approach. Keep your head up high, your gaze straight ahead of you, and maintain good posture as you approach her.
If you wait too long to say hello, she might feel like she's getting ignored.

Introduce yourself. All you have to do is say, "Hello, I'm Joe -- what's your name?" Or, "I'm Joe. It's nice to meet you." When she responds and gives you her name, reach out and lightly shake her hand. Don't be awkward about it. Sure, it may feel a little old school, but it's the way mature people introduce themselves. If you already know the girl, you can just say hi and make sure to use her name.
Once you know the girl's name, use it a few times so she thinks that you're really invested in the conversation and care about what she has to say. Just once or twice is enough.

Be yourself. Loosen up and let this girl see who you really are. If you're a goofy, funny guy, make her laugh. If you're more serious, talk to her about topics that are interesting and meaningful without being too serious instead of cracking tons of jokes -- unless jokes are your thing. Also, while you need to find out about her, you also need to tell her yourself so that she can get to know you. This is a part of being yourself.
Remember that, while it's important to be yourself, you should hold back on the more eccentric stuff, the kind of qualities that make people say, "You have to get to know him first..."

Smile. This can help a lot. It shows that you are enjoying the conversation and that you feel comfortable, which will make the girl continue talking with you. Try to have a natural expression that has your lips slightly upturned in a smile, and at the appropriate moments, smile bigger and grin. You don't have to smile the whole time, but smiling at key moments at the beginning of a conversation can make the girl feel appreciated.
Smiling will put the girl at ease and will make her feel like you really like what she has to say.
Don't smile the whole time, obviously, or you'll look nervous, or even constipated.

Stay away from the personal stuff. If you like the girl, then sure, the goal is to get to know her on a deep level eventually, but that doesn't mean you should talk about your grief over your grandmother's death or to describe the rash on your back in great detail seconds after you meet. Instead, pick light topics that are inoffensive and are easy to talk about, such as your pets, favorite bands, or hobbies, so that you don't make the girl uncomfortable before you really get to know each other.
Picking light topics to start off doesn't mean you have to pick boring topics. You don't have to talk about the weather just to avoid saying anything slightly personal.
Follow the flow of the conversation. Sometimes two people really hit it off and start opening up to each other much faster than they would expect. If the girl starts opening up to you and really trusts you, you can hold back a bit less, too.

Find common ground. Try to steer the topic in the direction of something you both care about, from your obsession with Community to your love of biking. You don't have to do this by asking her about her five favorite bands, types of food, hobbies, or forms of exercise; you can just listen to the natural flow of the conversation, and see if you can find something you both like, or if you can get her to notice something you like. For example, if you casually mention that you were coming back from the As game yesterday, then she'll respond if she's a big As fan, too.
When you're talking, make sure you ask open-ended questions instead of "yes" or "no" questions, so you can keep the conversation going.
Don't despair if you feel like you have nothing in common. You'll be able to find something eventually if you keep up a fun conversation for long enough.
It may turn out that you don't have so much in common, but that you click because you have similar personalities or outlooks. That's great, too.
When you mention a band you like, ask her if she likes the band too; let her see that you care about her interests when you're talking about yours.

[79trying]

Originally Posted by WOOHOO

"Hello?"

Hahaha... Good one

[xingboy]

Originally Posted by WOOHOO

Catch her eye. You don't have to do anything elaborate or dramatic to do this -- in fact, you probably shouldn't. Just smile at her from across the room, excuse yourself as you brush past her, or just lock eyes, look away, and then look back at her after enough time has passed. You don't have to say hi to her the second you notice her; instead, you can spend some time making her curious about you first. If you already know the girl, of course, then don't play too hard to get and go right up and say hi to her.
Make sure to keep up confident body language as you approach. Keep your head up high, your gaze straight ahead of you, and maintain good posture as you approach her.
If you wait too long to say hello, she might feel like she's getting ignored.

Introduce yourself. All you have to do is say, "Hello, I'm Joe -- what's your name?" Or, "I'm Joe. It's nice to meet you." When she responds and gives you her name, reach out and lightly shake her hand. Don't be awkward about it. Sure, it may feel a little old school, but it's the way mature people introduce themselves. If you already know the girl, you can just say hi and make sure to use her name.
Once you know the girl's name, use it a few times so she thinks that you're really invested in the conversation and care about what she has to say. Just once or twice is enough.

Be yourself. Loosen up and let this girl see who you really are. If you're a goofy, funny guy, make her laugh. If you're more serious, talk to her about topics that are interesting and meaningful without being too serious instead of cracking tons of jokes -- unless jokes are your thing. Also, while you need to find out about her, you also need to tell her yourself so that she can get to know you. This is a part of being yourself.
Remember that, while it's important to be yourself, you should hold back on the more eccentric stuff, the kind of qualities that make people say, "You have to get to know him first..."

Smile. This can help a lot. It shows that you are enjoying the conversation and that you feel comfortable, which will make the girl continue talking with you. Try to have a natural expression that has your lips slightly upturned in a smile, and at the appropriate moments, smile bigger and grin. You don't have to smile the whole time, but smiling at key moments at the beginning of a conversation can make the girl feel appreciated.
Smiling will put the girl at ease and will make her feel like you really like what she has to say.
Don't smile the whole time, obviously, or you'll look nervous, or even constipated.

Stay away from the personal stuff. If you like the girl, then sure, the goal is to get to know her on a deep level eventually, but that doesn't mean you should talk about your grief over your grandmother's death or to describe the rash on your back in great detail seconds after you meet. Instead, pick light topics that are inoffensive and are easy to talk about, such as your pets, favorite bands, or hobbies, so that you don't make the girl uncomfortable before you really get to know each other.
Picking light topics to start off doesn't mean you have to pick boring topics. You don't have to talk about the weather just to avoid saying anything slightly personal.
Follow the flow of the conversation. Sometimes two people really hit it off and start opening up to each other much faster than they would expect. If the girl starts opening up to you and really trusts you, you can hold back a bit less, too.

Find common ground. Try to steer the topic in the direction of something you both care about, from your obsession with Community to your love of biking. You don't have to do this by asking her about her five favorite bands, types of food, hobbies, or forms of exercise; you can just listen to the natural flow of the conversation, and see if you can find something you both like, or if you can get her to notice something you like. For example, if you casually mention that you were coming back from the As game yesterday, then she'll respond if she's a big As fan, too.
When you're talking, make sure you ask open-ended questions instead of "yes" or "no" questions, so you can keep the conversation going.
Don't despair if you feel like you have nothing in common. You'll be able to find something eventually if you keep up a fun conversation for long enough.
It may turn out that you don't have so much in common, but that you click because you have similar personalities or outlooks. That's great, too.
When you mention a band you like, ask her if she likes the band too; let her see that you care about her interests when you're talking about yours.

Thank you WOOHOO jie 's long post ! This is a must read !

[unclewong]

can pm me contacts??