Conversing

[ClaytonN]

When you engage in conversations with people who you intend to get to know better, do you plan out the kind of things you want to say or engage on the fly and pray there's no dead air? Or, a combination of both?

[Patrick del Poker Grande]

I have a list of things that I carry around in my pocket, sorted for different circumstances.

[Freakin]

Both, generally. Think about particular topics that you want to know about them and lead the conversation in that direction. Find out what they like to talk about.

Freakin

[trying2learn]

planning out conversations is odd imho.

when you start talking with someone with shared interests or at the very least, someone who's bright and open minded - planning should be the last thing to ever pop into your mind.

[jakethebake]

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Same here but mine are written on my hand.

[stankybank]

Go w/ the flow. Planning seems sort of geeky. Like an interview or something. Play by heart.

[Jakesta]

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Me too. But I make sure that I don't pull out the dildo until I've known them for at least a week.

[Homer]

I plan out a list of things to say.

For my next conversation, I'm going to talk about how I'm very good at going in reverse in my car and why Postum isn't a more popular drink.

[slickpoppa]

When you think about it, "manure" isn't a bad word. You've got the "ma," which is good, then "newer": "Ma" - "newer"

[Blackjack]

I think a lot of peopl ehave a basic greeting or introduction 'Hey whaddup' "sup kid" "yo dawg" "hello how are you today" "nice to see you again" depending upon your relationship with that person. Then you just gotta go with the flow.

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