Pick-up Lines for the Opposite (or Same) Gender

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The discussion revolves around humorous and cheesy pick-up lines, with participants sharing various examples aimed at different professions, such as mathematicians and physicists. Lines like "As I'm a delta away from you, it implies that you're an epsilon away from going out with me" and "As I approach you at near the speed of light, I hope I can experience the time dilation of seeing you for eternity" highlight the nerdy humor. Participants express mixed feelings about the effectiveness of pick-up lines, with some finding them amusing while others believe they often lead to negative reactions. There are mentions of personal experiences with lines, including successes and failures, and a consensus that a simple, genuine approach often works better than scripted lines. The conversation also touches on the cultural nuances of humor and flirting, emphasizing that sincerity can sometimes outweigh the cleverness of a line. Overall, the thread captures a lighthearted exploration of romantic advances through humor.
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No never tried them- I don't think my wife would approve- heheehe :smile: . They make me laugh though. I agree with you about most people not getting them- but maybe it could be the secret phrase for future PF get togethers- we will know who the physics-friendly people are. :-p
Cheers,
Ryan
 
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I just read a song title that I really think would make a great pickup line:

"You'd Be So Nice To Come Home To."
 
  • #53
TimNguyen said:
Hey, do you guys know any good pick-up lines for the opposite (or same, if you prefer) gender?
Thsi one may be more appropriate for geologists (or quarry operators) than physicists (but then again):

"I am no Fred Flintstone, but I can rock your bed."
 
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Evo said:
Mmmmm, a guy swimming in ham and cheese! I'd bite! :-p
Signed: Homer Simpson? :smile:
 

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