The other one is "no, I'm wearing a big coat, how can I possibly be cold?""No, that is why I'm wearing a t-shirt. You stupid stupid woman!"

The other one is "no, I'm wearing a big coat, how can I possibly be cold?""No, that is why I'm wearing a t-shirt. You stupid stupid woman!"

- "Aren't you cold?"
"No, i'm just cool"
"You know what's cooler than being cool?"
"ICE COLD!"
Then start singing Hey Ya by Outkast and moonwalk out the door.
Dont reply, just cough or sneeze in her face and then point at her and shout 'BOOM HEADSHOT'

Although she's clearly offering to warm you up

Scenario:
There is a girl in my class and for the past week has been asking me "ain't you cold?" as she thinks I'm not wearing enough clothing in this Autumn weather to keep me warm. Before you say 'smash her pasty', she has a bf!
Now when it comes to these sorts of these comebacks, I'm really hopeless at themSo I want some help.
What could I say when she says this in the classroom? Would like comebacks to put her on the spot so to speak. Innuendo is good but nothing too dodgy as it'll get me into trouble.
I was thinking of a comment.. "Do you want to warm me up?". Excuse me if the grammar is wrong, I live in the ghetto in South London
Thanks!!!!!
Excuse me if the grammar is wrong, I live in the ghetto in South London![]()
If a girl asks me if im cold i say ' yes, so warm me up with your body heat'never fails.
Never fails to get you a sneering 'there goes the world's biggest sleezebag' look?
Whereabouts in Redditch are you by the way? Do you know the area around Wilkinsons in the town centre? What a ****hole!
Yep the whole area is a **** hole 
"Wogwan Badgiiiirl"