good one their, i bet thats the same one that you used isnt it

 

 

hey those work to ya know

 

It's supposed to be "in like Flyn". It rhymes. At least it's supposed to rhyme.

 

Well, it's originally from the movie "In Like Flint"(1967), but since people can't stand a rhyme that isn't to the T, (or in this case, without the T) it's okay to use either one.

However, since you would like it better that way, I'll edit it...

Okay, okay.

Here's one that sounds like it'll work for you pretty good.

Just quietly walk up to some female that's off by herself, and try saying something like, "I noticed that you really stand out from your friends, and I just wanted to say how much I love your fluffy blond hair and deep brown eyes. I was wondering if I could walk you home and convince you that I'm the one you've been dreaming about all your days."

If she gives you one "baaaaaa", then chances are you're in like Flyn.

 

ggggaaaaaayyyyyy

 

Never heard of the movie. I did find this though:

The title is a parody of the phrase "In like Flynn", referring to Errol Flynn's reputation as a womanizer (which he shares with Flint).

 

that still make no darn sence

 

Oh dude, you haven't seen cool until you watch a James Coburn flick.

 

Now that's ironic.



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ALRIGHTY THEN

 

I'll check them out. Someday.

 

same here

 

Show me your beaver.

Show me your *****.

Hi, I'm D... wanna ****?

If those don't work, I bail and find a new lady to break the ice with. I visit a lot of bars/clubs.

 

and that works