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Just seen a great example of chatting up going on.
Young lad (about 17) hiding under his hoodie spots a young girl (about 15) who's busy listening to her i-pod.
He's clearly interested and wants to talk to her - but what to say? After a lot of pacing and furtive looks from under his hoodie he approaches her and asks 'do you know what the date is today? I can't remember if it's the 17th or the 18th'
As opening lines go it's not one of the best and for a second his brave effort hangs in the balance.
She replies 'I don't know' and he looks crestfallen. But then she smiles and adds 'but I can find out'. She checks her mobile and tells him the correct date, adding 'are you doing anything special today?' He adds 'naah not really' and nearly loses the conversation before noticing her i-pod and blurting out 'you've got an i-pod, what are you listening to?' She tells him and they begin a chat about music they like.
Her bus arrives and she gets on. You can see he wants to ask her for her number and she wants him to ask her, but he doesn't quite manage it. Instead he mutters 'seeya then' and wanders off.
It's not a tale with a happy ending but it is a good example of taking a chance and starting a conversation is better than saying nothing at all.
Often when we see someone we fancy we panic about starting and continuing a conversation but the moral of this story is if someone likes you they'll help you out.
Perhaps I should have clarified that this was for singletons rather than married or otherwise spoken for folk (unless you have an understanding that chatting up is okay within your relationship).
Of course if I knew the lad in question in this story and knew he had a girlfriend I'd obviously have been duty bound to hit him with my umbrella.