To ask gals out on dates in a Sunglassed Skimask

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Kansas weather this time of year sure calls for some ski-masks! Sure does bite out there; it would be perfectly sensible to put one on!

The sun still shines brighter than the weather feels; sure would be a good time for sunglasses.

Therefore say one day, I wear sunglasses in a ski mask. Outdoors somewhere, I notice a real nice woman and feel the aura of a wonderfully-dispositioned Christian.

Something tells me I'd feel quite a bit more confident, unafraid of rejection because she won't remember me the next time she sees me. (Out of the skimask, anyway.)

How differently would you feel if someone attempted to ask you out in a skimask?

Also, say a girl asked me to remove a skimask first:



If it weren't for the prohibitive heating bills, I'd prefer to live farther north, where I could wear a skimask more often and remain politically correct about it. Getting rejected in a skimask is something that's far easier on my psyche somehow.

(And I forgot what I was going to say here.)

So you prefer being anonymous to actually putting yourself forward? Have some confidence my friend, it'll do you way more good then a ski mask. Also, ski mask screams terrorist.

I agree. They're gonna think your freaky if you do this.

I remember a man in Scarborough who always wore yellow ski goggles out side the cinema in summer. Occasionally he would go in and watch a film in the goggles and never took them off.
It's a strange world.

In the SUMMER it does, and anywhere where a war's nearby. We're overseas from any war, and in the dead of winter, here in the good ol' US of A, it ought to be acceptable.

Ski masks may scream (suspicion) inside unless it's Halloween, but if done outdoors, we accept it as normal. (I'd hate to get Frostbite too, you know.)

Last edited by EgaoNoGenki on 26 Dec 2008, 7:03 am, edited 1 time in total.

god, you are so damn stupid.
I bet you think your so smart for coming up with that lame idea.
Why would any one want to date a person they don't even know what they look like.
Espeacialy (sp?) if he is freaking wearing a ski mask and only has half of a brain in his head?

You really do have this godly annoying factor about you

Tias No! You shouldn't put other people down.

Well guess what? I just did.

Apsie need support and encouragment. I am sick of other people in general bullying people with AS. Just because they mostly seem normal and as not having autism. People are sarcastic alot and it really saddens me, inparticular when other aspies put other aspies down. You would think atleast other people with AS would understand.

I think it's a brilliant idea! ^.^

I would try it , but it doesn't get that cold around here for a ski mask. And I'm terrible at starting conversation... ._.

Well i dont, even if he is a fellow aspie, the idea of wearing a ski mask and asking a girl out, just because of the fact one might get rejected is the lamest and most stupidest thing i have ever heard, it's so......argh, you cant even put words on how dumbastic it is.

"Oh i like that girl, she looks like a good fellow christain, and because of fear of being rejected, i dont want them to know who i am, so i came up with the brilient idea, of wearing a ski mask and ask them out, and if they say no, oh well, they dont know who i am"

No, never in my life, nor after life if there is such a thing.

I have my moral "laws" and things i just dont accept, and turning a blind eye to things that i dont like is one of the things, i dont do. If there is something i dont like, i say it cause it's MY opinion. Right? MY opinion, the OP can just chose to sya "well i dont care about what you say"


And here is my conclusion, and argue and say as much as you want.

The idea of wearing a damn skimask and ask a girl out, and be rejected, is just "pathetic".
And dont start with "well he has low confidence" cause i got low confidence to, i'm just true to my emotions/feelings, if there is something i like or hate, i say it. I just dont like his ways of doing things, and i'm telling that to him, is that a crime?

not only is it a profoundly stupid idea, it is also insincere and dishonest to try and do that and expect girls to accept the invite.

This is a really bad idea, although that didn't need to be put across so harshly.

If a man were to approach me wearing a ski mask and asked me out I'd be a bit skeptical. I would think, why does he feel like he needs to hide himself?. I'd say no unless you were to take off your ski mask, not because a persons' looks are more important than personality-- but because it's a bit creepy walking off with a guy in a ski mask. =]

Might not be such a bad idea, actually.

Say she agrees to go on a date with you. If you got an income like mine, you'll need to stop and rob a bank on your way to the movie theater anyway.

haha just get her to pay or ****gasp**** do something FREE!! !! !

so many things to do for free, this is a pretty pathetic excuse.