would you ask out girl in Asda?

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I keep getting thread notifications and keep thinking that Nick G has posted but no it's you lot and your nonsense :p

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Actually I'll do it when I get home maybe :p
 
Gilly said:
Yep. Just do it. 'Fancy a drink or bite to eat some time?'

You don't even know her. Got nuthin to lose.
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i used to always be shy and embarrassed about generally everything. then one day just realized ''ill probably never see them again anyway'' and ''i wont be the first person and wont be the last'' these rules apply as excuses for pretty much any act or behaviour and have been working for years
 
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I hate using this so often, but it's just so damn relevant.
 
I concur ^



Also, I asked a girl out in Asda once. She worked on the freezers.


I also worked in Asda.


It wasn't romantic.




She said no.








P.S.: Morgoth, if you read this, who is the delightful looking girl in your signature?
 
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i used to always be shy and embarrassed about generally everything. then one day just realized ''ill probably never see them again anyway'' and ''i wont be the first person and wont be the last'' these rules apply as excuses for pretty much any act or behaviour and have been working for years
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I remember one time I was on the train to london and between Reading and Paddington I got talking to a girl call Charlotte. It began when i asked her about a book she was reading and turns out she is from the same town i am so I thought what the hell and gave her my number and if she wants to call me she can. We said our good byes at Paddington and even though she never called, I have no regrets of doing it. I never ran into her again, in fact, i don't think i would recognise her if i see her again now.
 
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