Comments on: You Remind Me Of My Ex http://billcammack.com/2009/08/06/you-remind-me-of-my-ex/ Thu, 24 May 2012 05:50:55 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.2 By: Bill Cammack http://billcammack.com/2009/08/06/you-remind-me-of-my-ex/#comment-26762 Bill Cammack Fri, 12 Feb 2010 05:30:09 +0000 http://billcammack.com/?p=6230#comment-26762 Interesting concept. You're right about the volatility of the gambit. I'm actually deficient in considering the female's background or experiences when it comes to game. My style employs more offense than defense. I have a rolodex of things that have worked in the past and a database of female reactions, like a book of chess openings. Depending on how she reacts to what, I make different moves. I would say that it's rare to never that I'm actually considering her past experiences because there's so much data to crunch about the present. Like, I'm more concerned with her demeanor towards me this moment, not how that developed or why she's behaving the way she is. Long-Term, that's a mistake. Short-Term, that keeps me on-point and making the right moves when it's time for those moves to be made. Interesting concept. You’re right about the volatility of the gambit.

I’m actually deficient in considering the female’s background or experiences when it comes to game. My style employs more offense than defense. I have a rolodex of things that have worked in the past and a database of female reactions, like a book of chess openings. Depending on how she reacts to what, I make different moves. I would say that it’s rare to never that I’m actually considering her past experiences because there’s so much data to crunch about the present.

Like, I’m more concerned with her demeanor towards me this moment, not how that developed or why she’s behaving the way she is. Long-Term, that’s a mistake. Short-Term, that keeps me on-point and making the right moves when it’s time for those moves to be made.

]]> By: Bill Cammack http://billcammack.com/2009/08/06/you-remind-me-of-my-ex/#comment-26759 Bill Cammack Fri, 12 Feb 2010 05:25:22 +0000 http://billcammack.com/?p=6230#comment-26759 It works perfectly as an open *IF* you already got caught staring at her. :D You don't want to walk up to a chick as if your main goal in approaching her was to inform her that she looks like someone else. It's basically a defensive/offensive maneuver to divert her from thinking your intentions weren't good for staring at her. You could have meant her harm, physically. You could have been sweating some chick you've never seen before in your life (not good for your rap), OR... You could be looking at her because you got lost in how closely she resembles your ex and brings back memories and feelings you haven't experienced ever since things used to be good between you and her. Agreed.. WHAT you say doesn't matter. HOW you deliver carries all the meaning. It works perfectly as an open *IF* you already got caught staring at her. :D

You don’t want to walk up to a chick as if your main goal in approaching her was to inform her that she looks like someone else.

It’s basically a defensive/offensive maneuver to divert her from thinking your intentions weren’t good for staring at her. You could have meant her harm, physically. You could have been sweating some chick you’ve never seen before in your life (not good for your rap), OR… You could be looking at her because you got lost in how closely she resembles your ex and brings back memories and feelings you haven’t experienced ever since things used to be good between you and her.

Agreed.. WHAT you say doesn’t matter. HOW you deliver carries all the meaning.

]]> By: steve http://billcammack.com/2009/08/06/you-remind-me-of-my-ex/#comment-26756 steve Thu, 11 Feb 2010 23:00:30 +0000 http://billcammack.com/?p=6230#comment-26756 Hmmm... within the numerous contexts of the original post it's a line that can randomly work to spool things up OR down. I think it depends most on the kind of ex's <b>she's</b> got behind her and how much of that she projects onto you. That's the variable nature Bill was getting too, I believe. Risky as shit or even outright reckless but if you've got plenty of other games on the schedule... all the same you have to be able to "sincerely" support YRMOME as well... I'm curious about your response as well, Marcus. You've got me thinking. Hmmm… within the numerous contexts of the original post it’s a line that can randomly work to spool things up OR down. I think it depends most on the kind of ex’s she’s got behind her and how much of that she projects onto you. That’s the variable nature Bill was getting too, I believe. Risky as shit or even outright reckless but if you’ve got plenty of other games on the schedule… all the same you have to be able to “sincerely” support YRMOME as well… I’m curious about your response as well, Marcus. You’ve got me thinking.

]]> By: C jay http://billcammack.com/2009/08/06/you-remind-me-of-my-ex/#comment-26754 C jay Thu, 11 Feb 2010 20:37:06 +0000 http://billcammack.com/?p=6230#comment-26754 I also want to know what is wrong with that line. I have used it plenty of times never as an opener though but it works great in many other situations such as delivering complements by emphasizing a positive trait that this chick shares with your ex that you are really digging. As far as pick up lines its never about what you say its 100% about the way you say it. I also want to know what is wrong with that line.
I have used it plenty of times never as an opener though but it works great in many other situations such as delivering complements by emphasizing a positive trait that this chick shares with your ex that you are really digging.

As far as pick up lines its never about what you say its 100% about the way you say it.

]]> By: Bill Cammack http://billcammack.com/2009/08/06/you-remind-me-of-my-ex/#comment-26753 Bill Cammack Thu, 11 Feb 2010 19:40:24 +0000 http://billcammack.com/?p=6230#comment-26753 Hey Marcus. :) What's the weakness in this line? I rather favor this opening because you could play it in a few different variations depending on her reaction. What don't you like about the line, and why? Hey Marcus. :)

What’s the weakness in this line? I rather favor this opening because you could play it in a few different variations depending on her reaction.

What don’t you like about the line, and why?

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