what are some good opening lines to send for an email to anoter person? i always fall on my face when i try typing something.

"Can I buy you a drink or would you just like five bucks?"

Would you like to go to a chinese restaurant???

UR HOT

I WANT U BAD

HI HOW R U ?

WHAT R U WEARING?


they are the four top hitters guaranteed to evoke a response....
























....or not.

just be yourself.... but dont go overboard

depends on the reason that you are writing to someone in the first place... if you want to talk to them because you think they are hot you just have to tell them so (however you will probably not get the best response). If you saw something in their profile that caught your eye, like a similar interest tell them about the last time you did blah blah blah (ya know, whatever it is they also like to do). If they live in a city that you have never been to but always wanted to go, ask them about some of the hot spots or tourist attractions.

there really are so many ways to open...


good luck.

Please pass the toilet paper!!!

Love is a sensation, caused by a temptation, to feel penetration. A guy sticks his location in a girl's destination, to increase the population for the next generation, did you get my explanation, or do you need a demonstration?

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yard ! got ya !

thats actually witty enough to make a girl reply!!! i love it.

Travis, except for increasing the population, if you wrote that to me -- I'd be on the next plane to FLA! Yes, I need a demostration; lots of practise!

Being sincere in your opening is the most important. For subject lines I use the beginning of a thought, i.e. "I was just wondering..." or "What would you..." That's worked for me so far. But remember, the subject is just what they see in their inbox. It has to be tailored to the recipient to make them want to open the message. Once opened that message has to be sincere, honest, and interesting to them. Try using a "so what" stance when criticizing your email. Ask yourself if the person you're sending it to will actually care about what you have to say. If there is a glimmer of hope (don't aim for perfection) you have a shot.

Oh, one more thing. Opening in a negative light, bad idea. Things like, "I'm not really good at this" or "I don't know what to say in these things" makes the recipient automatically wonder what else you don't know or aren't good at. Keep your messages confident and clear.

Hope that all helps! Good Luck!

thats pretty good man. while im saying that just send a pic with my shirt of and im good!

You have that shirt too?

no, but im getting one danmit. i need to sound smart for once lol.