[Katatonic]

This shit is hilarious. Dresses nice, has a nice car, maintains eye contact and smiles. The last chick isn't bad at all.

[GenJx]

i will be using that opener

[Grit]

I love his swagger at 5 seconds in. Such a contrast to the initial zippy beta walk.

[Emancipator]

Montreal, any opener will work!

[Cincinnatus]

Just for Laughs cracks me up. There's probably hundreds of hours of their stuff on YouTube.

[bojangles]

who is this? can't see youtube videos at work damn it.

[Handsome Creepy Eel]

I burped today in front of a hot girl, but I couldn't think of an opener.

[Roosh]

Has anyone tried that... just strolling down the street with a gigantic smile on your face.

[Thomas the Rhymer]

(02-01-2013 08:54 AM)Roosh Wrote:  

Has anyone tried that... just strolling down the street with a gigantic smile on your face.

When I'm in a sunny mood I like to smile and look people in the eye as I walk past and greet those I make eye contact with. I've had chicks smile back at me but it never occurred to me to try turn it into an opener.

[stilicho]

a friend of mine did exact same thing during college once. we still laugh our asses off (ten years later) when we think about it... no youtube then though...

[Katatonic]

(02-01-2013 08:54 AM)Roosh Wrote:  

Has anyone tried that... just strolling down the street with a gigantic smile on your face.

I can't help but smile a lot. A girlfriend I had for two years I met at a grocery store she worked at. I was smiling about something and she opened me with "you look happy".

[Tuthmosis]

(02-01-2013 08:54 AM)Roosh Wrote:  

Has anyone tried that... just strolling down the street with a gigantic smile on your face.

Yes. I can't fake it, though. Whenever something genuinely good happens to me, I hit the streets and ride the wave with some approaches. Above average results.

[Katatonic]

Interesting:

Quote:

In a series of studies, more than 1,000 adult participants rated the sexual attractiveness of hundreds of images of the opposite sex engaged in universal displays of happiness (broad smiles), pride (raised heads, puffed-up chests) and shame (lowered heads, averted eyes).

The study found that women were least attracted to smiling, happy men, preferring those who looked proud and powerful or moody and ashamed. In contrast, male participants were most sexually attracted to women who looked happy, and least attracted to women who appeared proud and confident.

So it's better to be shy and ashamed than happy? Illogical whores.

Quote:

"It is important to remember that this study explored first-impressions of sexual attraction to images of the opposite sex," says Alec Beall, a UBC psychology graduate student and study co-author. "We were not asking participants if they thought these targets would make a good boyfriend or wife -- we wanted their gut reactions on carnal, sexual attraction." He says previous studies have found positive emotional traits and a nice personality to be highly desirable in a relationship partners.

Quote:

Tracy and Beall say that other studies suggest that what people find attractive has been shaped by centuries of evolutionary and cultural forces. For example, evolutionary theories suggest females are attracted to male displays of pride because they imply status, competence and an ability to provide for a partner and offspring.

According to Beall, the pride expression accentuates typically masculine physical features, such as upper body size and muscularity. "Previous research has shown that these features are among the most attractive male physical characteristics, as judged by women," he says.

Pretty much backs up everything I've learned about game.

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"Generally, the results appear to reflect some very traditional gender norms and cultural values that have emerged, developed and been reinforced through history, at least in Western cultures," Tracy says. "These include norms and values that many would consider old-fashioned and perhaps hoped that we've moved beyond."

No matter how hard the feminists try......

http://www.sciencedaily.com/releases/201...070310.htm

[Low Status Beta]

(02-01-2013 08:54 AM)Roosh Wrote:  

Has anyone tried that... just strolling down the street with a gigantic smile on your face.

I want to try it, but I got messed up teeth. (Crooked/Gaps).

It does make logical sense that it would work though. I heard the act of smiling floods your brain with endorphins/neurochemicals, so when you start talking you'll automatically be in a good mood.