Comments on: Mr. P’s Guide to Picking Up Women http://www.bigplansbigcrash.com/mr-ps-guide-to-picking-up-women.html 185lbs of Twisted Steel and Sex Appeal Fri, 09 Jan 2009 21:08:19 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.2.1 By: sly http://www.bigplansbigcrash.com/mr-ps-guide-to-picking-up-women.html#comment-17255 sly Wed, 22 Aug 2007 19:34:44 +0000 http://www.bigplansbigcrash.com/mr-ps-guide-to-picking-up-women.html#comment-17255 I just can't help it. Sorry "OCC cologne will get the ladies to take a ride on your crotch rocket" I just can’t help it. Sorry

“OCC cologne will get the ladies to take a ride on your crotch rocket”

]]> By: Ann http://www.bigplansbigcrash.com/mr-ps-guide-to-picking-up-women.html#comment-17237 Ann Wed, 22 Aug 2007 15:14:57 +0000 http://www.bigplansbigcrash.com/mr-ps-guide-to-picking-up-women.html#comment-17237 It sounds cheesy, but I'm going to go all out here. If you can find it, my husband tried a tester of a cologne once that had me wanting to go home urgently. I have to hang my head a bit here to say it was by Orange County Choppers - why they make cologne is beyond me - but the cologne itself (Full Throttle) is something else. They stopped selling it in this area, so I have to buy it for him online now. My friends all agree, something about that scent is a major turn-on. There's a hint from the ladies. It sounds cheesy, but I’m going to go all out here.

If you can find it, my husband tried a tester of a cologne once that had me wanting to go home urgently. I have to hang my head a bit here to say it was by Orange County Choppers - why they make cologne is beyond me - but the cologne itself (Full Throttle) is something else. They stopped selling it in this area, so I have to buy it for him online now. My friends all agree, something about that scent is a major turn-on.

There’s a hint from the ladies.

]]> By: Mr. P. http://www.bigplansbigcrash.com/mr-ps-guide-to-picking-up-women.html#comment-17101 Mr. P. Tue, 21 Aug 2007 16:04:20 +0000 http://www.bigplansbigcrash.com/mr-ps-guide-to-picking-up-women.html#comment-17101 Thanks for the comments, Ann and Dan. As for the Tag comment, I've learned that lesson through my girlfriend. Now I will typically use a Tag spray for weekdays/non casual events and cologne for nicer events. I don't remember the name of the cologne I got, I just remember my girl half mugging me in the store after I test sprayed it...that was a good enough reason to buy it for me! Thanks for the comments, Ann and Dan. As for the Tag comment, I’ve learned that lesson through my girlfriend. Now I will typically use a Tag spray for weekdays/non casual events and cologne for nicer events. I don’t remember the name of the cologne I got, I just remember my girl half mugging me in the store after I test sprayed it…that was a good enough reason to buy it for me!

]]> By: Ann http://www.bigplansbigcrash.com/mr-ps-guide-to-picking-up-women.html#comment-17096 Ann Tue, 21 Aug 2007 15:03:31 +0000 http://www.bigplansbigcrash.com/mr-ps-guide-to-picking-up-women.html#comment-17096 You know, I came here scoping out a freelance writing ad to invite a woman to join in blogging at this site... As a thirty-something woman, Axe and Tag are TURN-OFFS. It simply means the man is too cheap to buy some real cologne. The right cologne can seal a deal for a woman. The ads are deceiving you men. Another issue, less is more. Years ago (I'm happily married now) my high school boyfriend thought that using Polo as an aftershave was a great idea. I'm not kidding when I say that you could walk down a hallway and smell him from another hallway. That was a running joke with all of my female friends, and it took me months to convince him that a dab was all that was necessary. I'm sure you men have had the female co-worker who drowns herself in some flowery perfume that makes you gag. The same is true for men and their overuse of colognes. Stick to quality and use only a little! We like that much better. You know, I came here scoping out a freelance writing ad to invite a woman to join in blogging at this site…

As a thirty-something woman, Axe and Tag are TURN-OFFS. It simply means the man is too cheap to buy some real cologne. The right cologne can seal a deal for a woman. The ads are deceiving you men. Another issue, less is more. Years ago (I’m happily married now) my high school boyfriend thought that using Polo as an aftershave was a great idea. I’m not kidding when I say that you could walk down a hallway and smell him from another hallway. That was a running joke with all of my female friends, and it took me months to convince him that a dab was all that was necessary.

I’m sure you men have had the female co-worker who drowns herself in some flowery perfume that makes you gag. The same is true for men and their overuse of colognes. Stick to quality and use only a little! We like that much better.

]]> By: Dan http://www.bigplansbigcrash.com/mr-ps-guide-to-picking-up-women.html#comment-16388 Dan Wed, 15 Aug 2007 15:12:08 +0000 http://www.bigplansbigcrash.com/mr-ps-guide-to-picking-up-women.html#comment-16388 I told a girl last weekend that her name reminded me of a porn star (her name was Lacey). She was taken back and didn't like it. Go figure. Her response was "You mean my name is unique?". It was downhill from there. Needless to say I was pretty blitzed. I love the line "Drunk guys aren’t creepy, they just don’t know any better". Justifies all of my actions... I told a girl last weekend that her name reminded me of a porn star (her name was Lacey). She was taken back and didn’t like it. Go figure. Her response was “You mean my name is unique?”.

It was downhill from there.

Needless to say I was pretty blitzed.

I love the line “Drunk guys aren’t creepy, they just don’t know any better”.

Justifies all of my actions…

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