Asking someone out for drinks

[chucklenut]

This dude joined the site a week ago and is asking for dating advice. We can't help you with your boy problems. I'm here to buy y'alls guns cheap when you need money for that divorce.

Murder is cheaper than divorce

 

[albatros43]

Murder is cheaper than divorce

And yet you're single?

 

[cskiles]

I recommend the following:

 

[Ken Ford]

Murder is cheaper than divorce

And only takes 20 to get your life back. Win Win IMO. LOL

 

[Lockout]

Funny I ask a girl to go have a drink they say sure , and don't end up drinking lol

Maybe you should ask a lady not a dude next time lol

I kid

 

[WC1911guy]

 

[Morgan]

Just look for girls that smoke....that means they don't care about their bodies and will have sex with you.

 

[jaf1]

Smokers are a usually a homerun!

 

[emptyMAGS]

Invite her to "Netflix and Chill"

It's now "Hulu and Hunch." The other one is for teenagers and rapists...

 

[coach482]

I have experienced this three times in the last couple months and was interested in y'alls opinion. I will be talking to someone, in person or over text, and suggest we get drinks or something. They then all say the same thing: "I don't drink". I thought asking someone to drinks was an ambiguous invitation to go out and alcohol was optional. I mean oj is a drink. Are these people idiots or am I using this phrase wrong?

My current girl friend of 10 years (I have almost decided she is a keeper). First request by me was for drinks, She doesn't drink. My Immediate second request was lets go out for steaks (I am total meat and potatoes guy) She doesn't eat meat. Not to be undaunted, For my third pitch So how bout a haunted house. Home Run.