Kind of a date, how does it sound?

ok, so there is this girl who has been doing a lot of my work for a class. So I am planning on asking her out to some nice italian restaurant downtown and then taking her to my friends party (kegger) and you know where from there. Anyway,I would prefer more of a friends with benefits kind of relationship.
Any suggestions on why my plan is going to fail and how I could fix it would be appreciated. Is there any chance this will work? What would be a good line to use when "talking" on saturday?

[miajag81]

if you are looking for more of an FWB relationship i'd nix the nice restaurant part. just ask her to the party.

[tom441lbk]

Yossalah, So you want someone to do your math hmwk and suck your wang? Just get a japanese mail order bride.

In all my experiences with a "friends with benefits" relationship is that it all depends on the girl and her attitude towards that sort of thing, and towards you.


wanna be friends?

lbk


edit: I def agree with mia on this

[jaydub]

Yoss,

Taking a girl to your buddy's kegger seems like a really stupid idea to me.

J

[BradleyT]

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Yoss,

Taking a girl to your buddy's kegger seems like a really good idea to me.

J

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CYP

[miajag81]

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Yoss,

Taking a girl to your buddy's kegger seems like a really good idea to me.

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CYP

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Yeah, this is standard in college.

[sfer]

Yeah. Keggers are sooooo effin' cool. The only improvement I can see in your plan is maybe some street racing. And that's only if you have a boss ride like a Camaro.

[tom441lbk]

The Dave,

wrong clique



Sorry,

lbk

[DMBFan23]

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if you are looking for more of an FWB relationship i'd nix the nice restaurant part. just ask her to the party.

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so short, so right IMO

[tonypaladino]

Call me old fashioned, but I'm not sure "nice Italian restaurant" and "kegger" belong in the same date.