How to Meet a Dame
By now, you've probably ran across all those fancy ads in your email box, offering you how to meet a bonafide femme and keep her happy. Well, save your money boys… I'm going to tell you how to turn yourself into a veritable Casanova FOR FREE.
That's right, soon you'll be on your way to a no-fuss, no muss relationship if you just follow these simple steps. You might want to get out a pad and take notes (or cut and paste these precious tidbits and keep them under your pillow… there's much to be said by learning via the theory of osmosis).
First you must find a woman. Considering they make up over half the population,
this shouldn't be TOO much of a problem. Unfortunately, you'll probably
do better at this step if you go out of the house. Now I know there's plenty
of women to meet on the Net… and God knows, those phone sex babes look
hot, but unless you're going to be satisfied with masturbation, virtual
or otherwise and an intimate relationship with Ma GTE, you're going to
have to have physical contact with one of them at some point, might as
well be prepared.
Gloves
are really handy for avoiding catching any pesky diseases from the feminine gender
(be warned, at latest report common sense has been found to be contagious). Perfume and make-up can
rub off on you and leave your pheromones in overdrive, so it's good to
come prepared. Unless you're a gynecologist, proctologist or any of those
"ist" specialists, you might want to skip the rubber gloves (you
might be giving them ideas that you wash dishes). DRIVING gloves, however,
look really cool and might confuse them into thinking you own a Mazaradi
or some fancy car they could possibly get a ride in one day, if they treat
you right. As far as any OTHER kind of gloves you might be thinking about wearing,
well, I'd suggest finding a woman before you get too excited about this
option. But if you do find the occassion to need one of these, remember
gloves are cool, but stay away from mittens.
When
gearing up to meet a woman, make sure you're wearing clothes, preferably
clean ones. Women have an acute sense of smell, and desperation clings
to most any of your new fangled fabrics these days. Why, even perfectly
good 3 day old Jockeys carry the distinctive odor of fear deep within their
panels… better to play it safe and just crack out a new pair. By stocking
up on MANY versions of your uniform to conquer, you might never have to
look a box of TIDE in the face. It costs more, but it's worth it.
As
far as outer garments go… stay away from all things orange, brown or chartreuse.
Women have an innate sense of color they don't tell you about, and these
colors send signals to their brains that repel. You want to keep with safe
colors -- blue, chicks love blue. Ever notice the dudes in the beer ads
are always getting chicks easy? That's because they're wearing BLUE jeans
(okay, so maybe the fact that they also aren't wearing a shirt and have
pecks like The Man From Atlantis doesn't hurt… but it's the BLUE jeans
that women are really responding too).
Black works okay and hides dirt well, but you might look kind of funky wearing an all black ensemble on the beach (unless you own a motorcycle, then women actually expect it).
Warning: Avoid all hats when venturing out to talk to women. Hats
make women think of Bugsy Seigel, their Uncle Sol and Dudley Dooright.
Unless you want to be thought of as a gangster an old guy or a cartoon
character, keep away from these at all costs. This, of course, doesn't
include the standard baseball cap, which is very good for hiding any lack
of hair you might possess… or not possess, as the case may be. A standard
Yankee cap could save you a fortune in Rogaine bills, something for you
to consider.
Okay, so now that you've got some suitable attire, in appropriate colors and gloves, you can go forth and conquer. The only problem is, if you do find a woman that grills your loins like a slab o' barbecue, eventually you're going to have to talk to her.
Women love guys who talk. I know it's unfair, but they do. They also like guys who listen when they talk, so there's a lot of things to remember here, you might want to highlight this section and make it blink or something. Maybe load up that fancy shmancy Java Applet of the chattering teeth, that took me twenty years to create. Let's wait for it, shall we (it's a good practice of patience, something you're going to need in the "listening" section of the dame plan anyway).
You see a woman on the street, in a bar, while picking up knishes at the local supermarket, you're attracted to her, she floats your boat… whatever. You have to SAY something or else she'll wander out of your life, into the arms of some guy in a cheap blue suit that has a tattoo on his left arm of Bugs Bunny on a moped. WHAT do you say? Here's a sampling of options:
While you're worrying what you're going to say to her, make sure you leave room for her response. It's amazing, but as early as 1857, women were found to possess the amazing capacity to have a conversation. When prompted by such bizarre questions like, "What's your name?" "Where do you work?" "What do you like to do?" You might just get a slew of answers and insight into the woman of your dreams. You also might get a chance at a meaningful relationship, a shot at finding whether she prefers boxers or briefs on a man, an advantage at picking the winning Lotto numbers, a headcold, enough information to write the great American novel, a recipe for beef and lamb kabobs or a date.
Say you've had an initial conversation with her and she hasn't bolted for the nearest exit… NOW WHAT?
Ask for her phone number, you dork! That's right, unless she lives in the Adirondacs and communes with wolves, she will have a telephone, and assuming you haven't been a jerk, she might give you the number. Ask for it, plain and simple. Tell her you'd like to take her out sometime, to the movies, to dinner, to Paris for an all-expense paid weekend on the Seine. When you get the number, DO NOT LOSE IT. You only get one chance. If you bump into her again and HAVE lost the number (or the nerve to call), be prepared for the effects of a frying pan smattering in the side of your face (don't worry, the number of a plastic surgeon can be easily obtained from many services on the Net for a small fee).
Bluesy, I have a date with this woman and I don't know what to do with her.
First step, DON'T PANIC. There's plenty of things to do with your average dame that don't require an Advanced Degree in Biochemics. There's always the standard stuff, dinner and a movie, driving around town in a slow moving snow removal vehicle… but why not make a real impression on the woman. Dare to be different.


If you really want to cut a rug, you're best off hanging around hotel lounges, especially in Vegas, where you'll get people like Ashford and Simpson singing "I Will Survive" AND you have a chance at winning some dough at the Blackjack tables when you've danced her toes off and she needs a rest (or some bandages from the local first Aid, in case you've broken anything). Remember, you want the night to be memorable. Just don't bet the nest egg or you'll have no way to get back home later. Walking barefoot and penniless through the Mohave desert might not leave the sort of impression on her you desire.
The date's over, neither of you suffered any physical scarring and you're both pretty much feeling good about the whole thing. NOW WHAT?
Don't ask me, it's your party. It's bad enough you don't know how to get a date to begin with, now I have to hold your hand through EVERYTHING? Didn't your mother ever teach you anything? Or your father? Or your dog? Don't you floss between meals? Wash your hands after you use the bathroom? Know how to program your VCR or at least make the time stop flashing? Aren't you sick of people telling you what to do?
If
not, then I can't help you any further. I did notice there's an abundance
of Dominatrix numbers on the Public Access Channel these days, you might
want to try them. Maybe the Psychic Hotline will help you out. They seem
to profess to know everything about you just by a single phone call (and
it'll only cost you a quarter of your gross salary and might be considered
tax deductible for the emotionally challenged).
I've
also found a lot of the answer to life's great questions are secretly stored
in Comic books. Batman, he was shy, had a helluva time with girls but look
at how good he turned out. He's got George Clooney wearing his suit with
Elle Macpherson draped on his arm, how bad could his advise be?
Or else, you could always drop a chunk of change to the dudes who advertise in your Email box, saying THEY can guarantee they can run your life for you, for a small fee.
Than again, there's always your parents for that.
As with anything in life, you have options.
--Bluesy