21 *ahem*, pick-up lines

[Locutus]

foolproof. true story.

Street harassment is defined as any unwanted gawking, whistling, commenting and/or physical contact of a sexual nature -- something that up to 99 percent of women report experiencing in their lifetimes. In case you needed proof that the sidewalk can be a hostile place for women, these are just a few of the things female editors at The Huffington Post have heard while walking down the street:


These Are The Things Men Say To Women On The Street

 

[Said1]

Bunch of charmers.

Some of them weren't to bad, what's wrong with asking if someone is single?

 

[Topkek]

Kek, "Smile" isn't a pick-up line and the fact that she was mad at that is even funnier.

Link related: Man goes undercover as a woman, what he finds is amazing.. - Album on Imgur

 

[Danbones]

The girls who don't fit the "advertisers versions of the ideal", and who never draw a comment, or a come on, are sometimes very sad and lonely, and probably hate these winers

 

[Locutus]

rice is nice

 

[55Mercury]

They're all free speech, even if insulting or rude. They're not even harassment unless there was a previous similar exchange whereafter the offender was told to stop the offensive behaviour, < then it becomes harassment, imo.

broads need ta suck it up!

 

[Walter]

"May I push in your stool?"

 

[Danbones]

"May I push in your stool?"

LOL
careful Walter
if you say that in a bar during gay pride
someone will get mad if you don't follow through

 

[Frankiedoodle]

"Can I put my leg next to yours?"
Actually used and actually worked.
Together 10 years now.

 

[Blackleaf]

From an episode of BBC sitcom "Bottom":

[Edward "Eddie" Elizabeth Hitler and Richard "Richie" Richard return to their home from the pub.]

Richie [the late, great Rik Mayall]: I mean what happened there? I just don't understand it. I made all the right moves: I winked, I smiled - one of my nice ones as well - I sat down very nicely, leant forward, put on my special eyes and said "Hello big tits, looking for some action?" And what did she say?

Eddie [Ade Edmondson]: I think she said no, didn't she?

Richie: That's right! No. Blasted lesbians everywhere. They should have labels on them or something. I wasted half an hour on those two. Prancing up and down, winking, clenching me buttocks - backwards and forwards to the Gent's I was going. Look at this, look at this! I've got armfuls of gonad enhancers down here [pulls loads of toilet paper from his trousers].

Eddie: I don't think they were lesbians, Richie, 'cause they got off with those other blokes. Those, er, handsomer, wittier, erm, well basically those two guys who didn't have a load of toilet paper stuffed down their trousers.

Richie: Yeah, well you hardly helped, did you? Stuffing a Vimto bottle down the front of your pants and shouting "Wahoo, looking for the Eiffel Tower girls?"

Eddie: I got a result.

Richie: I don't call a kick in the knackers a result.

Eddie: A free drink!

Richie: Oh yes, a kick in the knackers and a vodka and tonic in the face.