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becoming a flexible sports fan to increase bangs?
#26

becoming a flexible sports fan to increase bangs?

Quote: (05-13-2013 09:03 AM)Hotwheels Wrote:  

Quote: (05-12-2013 02:45 PM)bacan Wrote:  

Plum seats at hot ticket sporting events can useful though, right?

Take the majority of women in WI to a Packer game and you will tear off a hunk.

Saints in NOLA, Broncos in Denver, Thunder in OKC, Blackhawks in Chicago, Seahawks in Seattle - there's tons of hot tickets that are epic to have.

Only Miami and NYC are kind of "too cool for sports".
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#27

becoming a flexible sports fan to increase bangs?

Quote: (05-13-2013 07:51 PM)MikeinMKE Wrote:  

Quote: (05-13-2013 09:03 AM)Hotwheels Wrote:  

Quote: (05-12-2013 02:45 PM)bacan Wrote:  

Plum seats at hot ticket sporting events can useful though, right?

Take the majority of women in WI to a Packer game and you will tear off a hunk.

Saints in NOLA, Broncos in Denver, Thunder in OKC, Blackhawks in Chicago, Seahawks in Seattle - there's tons of hot tickets that are epic to have.

Only Miami and NYC are kind of "too cool for sports".

I don't think anyone is too cool for Heats or Knicks tickets. Yankees and Giants are a big score as well in NYC.
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#28

becoming a flexible sports fan to increase bangs?

I'd be lying if I didn't make sure to throw it in conversation with girls that I have Knicks season tickets.
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#29

becoming a flexible sports fan to increase bangs?

In NY, especially the Knick games, it's more about the social scene than the game for those that sit in the prime seats. At least when the Knicks are winning.

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#30

becoming a flexible sports fan to increase bangs?

This is true. I'm also from the Midwest (Chicago area) like you, and I have definitely observed that some women have gotten more into sports. At least they're willing to get down with the dudes on game days. Especially true if you grew up surrounded by the sports culture & sports crazy guys & jocks. And compound that effect if you attend a Big 10 type school where the fall social schedule revolves around football and March revolves around March Madness. If the girl's boyfriend, husband, dad or grandpa grew up loving sports or a team, chances are they will root for the same team.

At the same time, plenty of other women could give a damn about sports. Could be somewhat regional as well.

Quote: (05-13-2013 07:49 PM)MikeinMKE Wrote:  

Women are getting more and more interested in sports, and probably enjoy spending weekdays in the fall at football parties, etc.
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#31

becoming a flexible sports fan to increase bangs?

If you're not into traditional pro sports but mention you're into rock climbing or surfing or boxing or snowboarding or scuba diving, etc. 99% of girls out there will not only not be bothered but will potentially intrigued. Potentially only because you got to follow through and show congruence and that you have game.
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#32

becoming a flexible sports fan to increase bangs?

Quote: (05-13-2013 09:43 PM)reppin_the_847 Wrote:  

This is true. I'm also from the Midwest (Chicago area) like you, and I have definitely observed that some women have gotten more into sports. At least they're willing to get down with the dudes on game days. Especially true if you grew up surrounded by the sports culture & sports crazy guys & jocks. And compound that effect if you attend a Big 10 type school where the fall social schedule revolves around football and March revolves around March Madness. If the girl's boyfriend, husband, dad or grandpa grew up loving sports or a team, chances are they will root for the same team.

It's another excuse to dress up in colorful outfits, take pictures of themselves, and attention-whore in male-heavy environments.

Of course girls seem to be increasingly "willing to get down with the dudes on game days."

The question is, are they more willing to go down on interloping dudes on game days? I would say no, they're there more for the aforementioned purposes, much more so than normal nights out at bars/clubs.

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#33

becoming a flexible sports fan to increase bangs?

A buddy of mine just sent me this, expressing regret that he didn't try to bang more of type #1, the older woman. I frequently target mid-to-late 30s to late 40s if they still look good. Type #2 is relevant to this thread. I have to disagree about these types of women being a must unless they're going to give up the panties quick. I don't need a chick to be one of the guys. I have legit guy friends - I don't need a chick to pretend to be one. The only other I'd try for are Type #5.

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5 types of women guys go for
By Jonathan Small

With so many amazing women out there, how do you know which one is right for you? The honest truth is, you don’t really — that is, unless you get out there and date. “Men should experience dating many different types of women before they settle down,” says Dr. Gilda Carle, Ph.D., a New York-based relationship expert and author of Don’t Bet on the Prince! How To Have The Man You Want by Betting on Yourself. “The more relationship skills you learn and the more experiences you have, the more prepared you’ll be when true love finally comes.” So, allow us to present five women you really should date before you say, “I do.” Of course, no one is saying you should go through life with a little checklist titled “Women to Date,” but spending time getting to know and appreciate these women can be a wonderful thing. Here, we take a look at who they are and why you should go out with them.

Type #1: The older woman
If you haven’t tried dating up the age chain, you don’t know what you’ve been missing. Mature women have been places, seen things, and have a sophistication and wisdom that you, my young friend, can — and should — soak up like a sponge. “Older women know who they are and what they want,” explains Dr. Gilda. Spend time with one and you’ll gain a terrific perspective on life, and realize that being a desirable woman doesn’t mean being a woman younger than you are. Says Patrick Hayden of Seattle, WA: “I definitely recommend dating an older woman. I dated one when I was 19 and she was 30, and what she taught me carries over to this day.” While a knowledge of business, travel and the human condition are usually par for the course, so is something else: a tutorial on how to please a woman looking for something other than someone with whom to have a child in the next few years. “The older woman I dated was like a mentor to me. She taught me absolutely everything I know,” recalls Patrick.

Type #2: The woman who’s “just one of the guys”
Every man needs to experience that rare breed of gal who looks and talks like a woman, but loves sports and action flicks — in short, who acts like a guy. Evan Silver is dating this type right now and couldn’t be happier about it: “She’s a hot woman who plays rugby and encourages me to hang out with my guy friends,” he says. In fact, this type is often so similar to your male friends that you forget to censor yourself around her — which is a good thing, according to Dr. Gilda, because it causes you to be more comfortable around women in general. “You’ll let your guard down more, just as you would around your guy friends,” she asserts. “You’ll learn that women can offer you friendship that you don’t have to reserve for your own gender.” We’re not saying you’ll be staging belching contests with all your future loves, but you will realize that there’s no reason to walk on eggshells around the person you’re dating. You can just be yourself — which is all women want, anyway.

Type #3: The free spirit
This type of woman always stops to smell the roses. Think: Drew Barrymore, Zoe Kravitz, Kate Hudson, etc. She’s totally creative, spiritual, spontaneous — maybe a tad ditzy — and she relies more on instinct and inspiration than reason and good planning. Why is this good for you? Let’s face it: most men are goal-oriented. We like game plans, spreadsheets, road maps and instruction manuals. That’s why sometimes we need a free spirit to fly into our lives and shake us free of our rigid ways. “A woman like this can tap a man’s creativity in ways no one else has,” says Dr. Gilda. “She shows him that not everything has to be perfect or planned.” Michael Pagliughi of Ocean City, NJ, concurs. He considers himself a tad uptight — and says that his art-student girlfriend taught him to chill. “She took me to some underground art galleries, had me stay up to the wee hours even when I had to work the next day,” he recalls. The spontaneity she taught him has carried over into other relationships. “She really helped me discover a more romantic, creative side of myself,” he says. “Now I’m much more likely to meet a date somewhere unexpected or surprise her with flowers.”

Type #4: The intellectual
In the dating game, looks often trump intelligence — guys go for hotties rather than girls who can stand their ground in a heated debate. This is really a shame, since not only can the sharp ones keep your mind from turning to putty, they can help you appreciate all facets of a woman and even handle those times in your life when you don’t know it all. “Men are so often intimidated by smart women — they have vulnerable egos and never want to feel as if any woman is showing them up,” says Dr. Gilda. Sure, dating a woman who can beat you at chess or argue circles around you about Middle East politics might be a bit of a blow to your ego at first, but ultimately, you’ll grow from it. Michael of Austin, TX, recalls his brainy ex-girlfriend this way: “She taught me how to debate with the best of them. I had to bring something to the table or she’d get bored. She challenged me in a way I wasn’t used to and that felt great.”

Type #5: The seductress
Every man fantasizes about dating someone with a healthy libido and is also extremely creative. The good news: These women actually exist — and if you date one, you’ll be a much better man for it. But it’s not for the reason you might think. Says Dr. Gilda, “Every guy needs to get this type of woman out of his system. Because he’ll quickly realize that physical intimacy alone cannot sustain a relationship.” Evan can relate; he dated a woman who lived and breathed sensuality. “It was cool at first,” he recalls. But soon he began to want something more. “There was nothing else there, no romance and not much conversation,” he says. “I realized the only connection we had was physical.” Evan has since moved on from the seductress, but he learned a ton. Sure, amazing chemistry still ranks high on his wish list, but now he also wants a lady he can really relate to and bond with... and that’s a very valuable lesson.

"The best kind of pride is that which compels a man to do his best when no one is watching."
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#34

becoming a flexible sports fan to increase bangs?

Talking to girls about sports = [Image: puke.gif]

But, if it helps you get more bangs, more power to you.
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#35

becoming a flexible sports fan to increase bangs?

Quote: (05-13-2013 08:09 PM)MaleDefined Wrote:  

I'd be lying if I didn't make sure to throw it in conversation with girls that I have Knicks season tickets.

I have them too - going to take a fucking bath on game 5
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#36

becoming a flexible sports fan to increase bangs?

yes op, learn more about the sport people are interested in in your area.

I pretty much hate sports fandom and it is a very big disconnect when interacting mostly with guys. In fact, I haven't met many girls who are into sports much.
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becoming a flexible sports fan to increase bangs?

Quote: (05-11-2013 04:44 PM)DrZoidberg Wrote:  

When I'm at the bars and clubs around here, I tend to get asked a lot whether or not I'm a sports fan. When I tell them I'm not, it tends to get a negative reaction, and there have been multiple occasions where the girl flat out told me that not being a sports fan was a dealbreaker for her. This question will typically come up at least once or twice every night I go out, and if there was a game on that night, the number increases drastically and takes on much more significance to the person asking. so my question is, what is a good way to deal with these situations? should I just learn a few things about the local sports teams, enough to talk for a couple minutes before changing topics, or is there a better way?

Sports are a potential bonding experience, just like music, movies, art or any other type of shared experience.

By saying you have no interest, you are saying you are closed off to sharing that experience. It is negative, so of course it comes off that way.

You don't have to know shit about sports. You don't have to care about the outcomes, but if you can't see the fun in spending a day at a ballpark, tailgate, cookout, etc. while enjoying some nice weather, people's company, food, drinks and camaraderie, then you are going to come across as negative.
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