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Blow her off and you will be in her panties by the end of the month.
Im 35 and I cant tell you how many looks I get when I pull up on my bike at the college. Im the only straight guy in the Elementary Ed program. Then once they find out I am a fulll time single father, its like shooting fish in a barrel..
Im in college now, just turned 21 years old about a month ago.. So im talkin to this girl in class the other day. were talkin for a while and the subject of cars comes up so i tell her that I have a bike. She got really excited and said she always wanted a bike and her brother has one and all this stuff. Then she asks, " so you have a honda?'no' a suzuki?'no' yamaha?'nope'.. Dont tell me you have one of those old man Harleys! What are you gonna grow a long beard and get a bunch of skull tattoos now?"
At that point I got pretty pissed off, its the actual first thing that I bought myself without borrowing money and its my baby! And i do have tattoos,( just not skulls)
So i told her that i would never ride one of them crotch rockets, and walked away.. lets just say its gonna be an awkward class next week! haha
figured i would share that with you guys... It really ticked me off
Don't worry about it. Just demonstrates that she's no rocket scientist and you obviously have more sense than the guys she usually hangs with.
She was most likely raised in a family of jap bike riders. Her ol man probly had a GW and brothers had crotch rockets. That means that she dont know any better. Sit her *** on the rack and hit the road. Within a few miles, she will become educated. Then my friend, you can hit it till the cows come home!
ithought that way till i was around 10 then i learned that girls have soemthing special, something magical and soft and velvety. thats as much as i can describe here without getting smacked by GG
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DUDE: You missed your total opener.... She ranks on your bike and you get you nuts in a knot? How about " Oh I see you have never ridden on a Harley?" ..."Well, most girls your age say the same thing but find they really like the ride." Then walk away.
She will be begging for a ride in a week....once she feels the vibration...GAME OVER....
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