Joined: 07 Jul 2008, 15:18 Posts: 861 Location: Sydney, Australia
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Talk about an arsenal of routines and lines, if you wrote all of thoes lines off the top of your head JW god dam!
These lines would all still work in Australia. VH1 was not shown here and the game was hardly read by the public.
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The_Jester
Post subject: Re: Routines & Lines NOT to use.
Posted: 30 Sep 2011, 16:13
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Joined: 31 May 2011, 22:04 Posts: 547 Location: Santa Monica, CA
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These lines would all still work in Australia.
I wonder if LA chicks would be more receptive if I used all of those lines in an Australian accent. Will try and report back. Gotta go study Steve Irwin's voice now.
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Joined: 05 Aug 2011, 12:01 Posts: 68 Location: cleveland ohio
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As a last resort, I tried to score with a "canned" opener. I put a note in a empty soup container and had the prospect pop the top. ( I agree canned openers do not regularly work )
Minh N
Post subject: Re: Routines & Lines NOT to use.
Posted: 02 Oct 2011, 01:28
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Joined: 07 Jul 2008, 15:18 Posts: 861 Location: Sydney, Australia
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Jester,
I have not seen any Americans be able to do the Australian accent unless they were professional actors. Even English and New Zealanders can't do it let alone Americans.
Nobody speaks like Steve Irwin here, he has what we call a 'bogan accent'. It's the equivalent of the real outback Southern American accent, if you speak anything like Steve Irwin it means you come from the outback, your probably racist and you probably screw your sister.
In Sydney we call that the westie accent, only the poorest white folks speak like that.
This would probably be more accurate for how most of us speak. With a little exaggeration at the end.
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The_Jester
Post subject: Re: Routines & Lines NOT to use.
Posted: 02 Oct 2011, 03:58
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This would probably be more accurate for how most of us speak. With a little exaggeration at the end.
Adam Hills has the right idea though. Comedy is all about distorting, exaggerating, twisting and outright lying. So a normal Australian accent applies if you're actually auditioning for a movie that's serious. But Standup Comedy...... that's where Steve Irwin comes into play.
I'll have to think of an "I screw my sister" opener I guess.
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Yea and even if you use those lines it doesnt matter. Girls will call you out on the stuff that you would naturally say...
I called a girl a dork in set and she just walked off and then a few hours later saw me and said "do not do what mystery said and neg a girl, that's just mean"
hahah I laughed soo hard....
I knew what I did wrong... I was being a dick when she was really really into me
benjamin
Post subject: Re: Routines & Lines NOT to use.
Posted: 30 Jul 2012, 11:26
Hungry Ghost
Joined: 18 Jul 2012, 08:38 Posts: 8
most of these are bad anyway
watson20
Post subject: Re: Routines & Lines NOT to use.
Posted: 20 Sep 2012, 14:17
Hungry Ghost
Joined: 07 Sep 2012, 13:10 Posts: 6
Thanks for the advice.
Johnny Wolf
Post subject: Re: Routines & Lines NOT to use.
Posted: 28 Sep 2012, 11:47
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As of today the Wolf Trap still works mainly because of two things. It's an ABCs of Attraction bootcamp thing so not that many people outside of the inner circle know how to do it.
2. Most newbies are too pussy to go for a kiss anyways, so they never had the opportunity to play out the Wolf Trap.
But either way, it's fun, but don't rely on it. It's not like I use the Wolf Trap to kiss every girl I hook up with, that would just be annoying to be honest. Most of the time I just build up compliance, direct interest and kiss the girl like a normal man would do. But I still use the Wolf Trap from time to time if a girl is building up a lot of walls.
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