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Worst Chat Up Line Ever

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HouseOfGoldandBones · 10/01/2019 19:15

Was in the barbers this week with DS(14) & while he was getting cut, I was sitting waiting, just playing on my phone.

A man came in (about 10 years older than me) & started chatting to me, he seemed a little socially awkward, but we were having a pleasant enough conversation about the festive period, and he was definitely flirting. I offered up that I was just getting over the cold, but still had a bit of a cough & a runny nose.

His response was "ooooh, I do like a bitch with a wet nose"

He wasn't being malicious, but a poorly judged comment.

I think this is definitely the worst chat up line I've ever received.

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rabbitfoodadvocate · 11/01/2019 18:02

"Show us your burger and I'll buy you one."

Said to a girl outside a club, stood by a burger stand.

HowDidYouDo · 11/01/2019 18:04

A bloke looked me up and down, sighed and said ‘aye you’ll do.’

I did not do, in fact I just laughed and walked the fuck away.

Cheeseartichoke · 11/01/2019 18:06

Years ago at university, incredibly sleezy looking guy came over to our group.

Hey ladies 😉 what wanks and fucks like a tiger.

blank looks all around

Me, so line up or I can do you all together, it's not bother for me!

We did not line up Hmm

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Finfintytint · 11/01/2019 18:06

A Scotsman once asked if I had any Scottish in me? I declared "no" and was promptly asked " did I want any in me?". Been married 30 years.

HildaZelda · 11/01/2019 18:13

I once overhead a work colleague (we'll call him Mick purely because it rhymes with Dick, which is exactly what he was) discussing me with another colleague. Mick said to other colleague "Yeah I like Hilda, but I'm not after anything serious. I just want a quick fuck".

He was completely unaware that I was standing behind him. I tapped him on the shoulder, he turned around and I said "Fuck off Mick. Now, was that quick enough for you"?

Other colleague fell around laughing as Mick the Dick fled the office in a hurry.

Shylo · 11/01/2019 18:19

Not me, but my DP tells tales of his time at Liverpool Uni when the local’s standard chat up line was to shout across the street to passing women ‘don’t be nasty (nas-ty) show us your pasty (pas-ty)

Apparently it worked occasionally .......

lightlypoached · 11/01/2019 18:55

these are great!

I have 2

  1. happened to me in a pub in Birmingham where we were celebrating my grandma's 80th birthday. a rather charming gent I'd never met before (and nothing to do with our party) asked: 'do ya fancy a fuck?' . subtle.

  2. my sister's mate at a club in the 80s, posing and trying to look cool. bloke comes up ' you want to dance?' she responds with a (cool) sneer 'no thanks, I'm not desperate', In a heartbeat, he retorts 'well I am!' brilliant. she deserved it Grin

Guineapiglet345 · 11/01/2019 19:26

Flatmate at uni’s friend (who I’d never met before) came into our living room, sat down next to me on the sofa and said “so are we going to have sex then?”

We did not.

AnguaUberwaldIronfoundersson · 11/01/2019 20:17

Walking down the street. Toothless guy walking on the path across the road shouts

“Hey love can I ask. Are you a single mother?”

Me, confused: “No...”

Him: “do you wanna be?!?”

Reader I —didn’t— marry him Grin

BadlyAgedMemes · 11/01/2019 20:36

Some of these sound like attempts at negging, so I can't resist linking this: xkcd.com/1027/

Unfortunately I can't think of any funny examples myself. In university someone I very vaguely knew asked me if I wanted to take him back to my place to show him my CD collection. Luckily I was bored and at that moment fancied the distraction, so back to my place we went (not to look at CDs).

90percentvodka10percenthuman · 11/01/2019 20:44

“Are you a British citizen?”

Because they were clearly looking for love...

Very popular chat up line in that particular bar that night

TSSDNCOP · 11/01/2019 20:46

A long time a go a chap with a fabulous Scottish accent came and stood next to me at a bar and opened the conversation with “I find myself strangely attracted to you”

iklboo · 11/01/2019 20:50

A bloke came 'dancing' (I use the term loosely) up to me in a club and declared 'I want to lay you like a carpet'.

SadSongsAndWaltzes · 11/01/2019 20:51

I once had a guy subtly shout "Show us your cunt" from a car window. What a catch he will be for some lucky lady!

HarryTheSteppenwolf · 11/01/2019 21:02

The one that one of my housemates when I was at university recounted (I don't know whether it was genuine) went...

Her (i.e. the flatmate): Do you want to come back to mine for sex and biscuits?

Him: Errm. What biscuits have you got?

halfwitpicker · 11/01/2019 21:05

"I've only got a little dick, but I've got seventeen stone to push it in with!"

^

ShockGrin

HighlandWorrier · 11/01/2019 21:09

A guy came up to me in the street and asked if I had the time, I was just about to oblige when I noticed he was wearing a watch. When I pointed it out he gave a creepy laugh and went on his way. Lucky escape methinks!

Bluetrews25 · 11/01/2019 21:09

Famous, probably mythical Yorkshire chat up line -
Eeeeeh, you don't sweat much for a fat lass!
Classy.

ForalltheSaints · 11/01/2019 21:22

'Hello my name is Boris Johnson' would seem the worst.

thenettyprofessor · 11/01/2019 21:44

My willy is like a mushroom in a field of hair

Frogletmamma · 11/01/2019 21:53

How do you like your eggs in the morning. Fertiillised or unfertillisd

Theducksarenotmyfriends · 11/01/2019 21:55

A friend once received the wonderful line 'fancy a dabble you sexy slag?' Needless to say she did not.

Banterlope · 11/01/2019 23:17

I have been reminded of another one: "Would you like to go halves on a bastard?"

Parthenope · 11/01/2019 23:28

To a friend of mine in a pub in rural Limerick in about 1993, on a very cold winter night: ‘You’d give a snowman the horn.’

Parthenope · 11/01/2019 23:29

Thought that actually sounds quite romantic compared to some above.

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