Asking a fellow slug out: A question...

I tried it once & let me tell you, that pepper spray BURNS![:D]

Actually she said she was flattered but was in a serious realationship - meaning, she let me down easy.
I rode with her a couple times, made sure she didn't have a wedding ring on and waited till we got off at the same location and asked her while we were waiting to cross the street.

Do it carleric. It may be the one for you.

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Originally posted by carleric
[br]My question to you, oh wise and sage (is that redundant?) Slugging Community, is this:

Is there EVER a situation where one slug could ask another out, even if they only know each other well enough to say "hi" while in the slug line, or should I not even consider it?

(I'm leaning towards "no," incidentally)

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Wow, this is really a step up. Slugs seldom talk to other people, even to recruit more slugs. Slugs have trepedations about asking other people if they can use that other person's elevator.

Asking another slug out? Go for it. That is excellent advice from the other posters. Go for it.

Read the classifieds at Slug-Lines.com for the latest in tips on recruiting slugs.

"Asking someone for a date to get a slug can have more than one meaning."

dickboyd@aol.com

I wrote my original post half in seriousness and half with tongue planted firmly in cheek (those of you who know me - which is probably none of you, now that I think about it - know that I tend to do just about everything that way). I'd like to thank you for the fact that the vast majority of your responses were serious. So, thanks.

And, in the words of another denizen of this site: "Keep on sluggin'"

Indeed. Fortunately, I am not going ring shopping just yet. :)
Good points all. I suppose the first step is a name, after all. Which, given my chaotic work schedule of late, might be too hard of a task for me to accomplish, but we shall see.