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Started by Paicey, March 14, 2007, 03:08 PM

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Paicey

Being a drummer certainly had to get you a hot date or in hot water once or twice no?. Post the weirdest chick story youve got (if you can talk about it? ;D. I was never the bands chick magnet but ive had a note or two under my cymbals wanting me to meet this little hotty somewhere.

Ive also had thee most beautiful woman ever! just walk up to me after a gig in International falls Minnesota and say to me ........do you always look this good this early in the morning?, im telling you the trith, i looked behind me to see who she might be talking to and it was me!, i ran around with her for two days and i swear i fell in love but i had to go, @$%#!!.

I once went up to this BUSTY BUSTY!!!! babe on the road and got to talking and lo and behold im going home with her. Just as we get to her apartment here flys her boyfriend in a car and we had some words but somehow didnt square off.

Any fun stories from anyone just to take a break from pedals and wing nuts for a minute?.

smoggrocks

yeah.

when i put my hi-hats together, they chick.

;D


i've not had any war stories, but some dudes have hit on me. it's certainly nice to be noticed, but something about being sweaty, smelly and tired kind of puts a buzzkill on the whole deal.



Dave Heim

Quote from: smoggrocks on March 14, 2007, 04:05 PM
yeah.

when i put my hi-hats together, they chick.

;D


i've not had any war stories, but some dudes have hit on me. it's certainly nice to be noticed, but something about being sweaty, smelly and tired kind of puts a buzzkill on the whole deal.


Wait. . . who was sweaty, smelly, and tired?  You or the guy who was hitting on you.  :)

(sweaty, smelly and tired - good name for a law firm)

smoggrocks

Quote from: Dave From Chicago on March 14, 2007, 05:50 PM
(sweaty, smelly and tired - good name for a law firm)

;D

my sweat comes with a top note of vera wang perfume, so it's probably semi-acceptable. lol.

Dave Heim

Quote from: smoggrocks on March 14, 2007, 06:06 PM
;D

my sweat comes with a top note of vera wang perfume, so it's probably semi-acceptable. lol.

Cool!  Is that one of the ones the perfume Nazis spray on you when you walk thru the cosmetic section at Macy's?  I usually dodge those gals. . .  I'll have to pay closer attention.  :)

William Leslie

 Dave! I don't think we ever found out who was Sweaty, Smelly and Tired in this run through. Was that Smogg or the guy hitting on her? Smogg what say you in regards to that statment? Nothing personnal, just you or him.

Todd Norris

this should be moved to the miscellaneous section and be retitled as teen talk. 

smoggrocks

Quote from: Terry on March 14, 2007, 07:37 PM
Dave! I don't think we ever found out who was Sweaty, Smelly and Tired in this run through. Was that Smogg or the guy hitting on her? Smogg what say you in regards to that statment? Nothing personnal, just you or him.

when my buddy converts our gig shots to jpeg, you'll see proof that it is moi who is SST. o at least S. though i have run into some dudes who emit a rather funky scent. what's up with that? you go to a club to pick up chicks, and you're hummin'? take a shower, man!

drums4jc--i agree this thread is a bit silly, but it's kind of funny -- and true.

Dave Heim

Quote from: smoggrocks on March 15, 2007, 08:43 AM
when my buddy converts our gig shots to jpeg, you'll see proof that it is moi who is SST. o at least S. though i have run into some dudes who emit a rather funky scent. what's up with that? you go to a club to pick up chicks, and you're hummin'? take a shower, man!

drums4jc--i agree this thread is a bit silly, but it's kind of funny -- and true.

I like to say "I'm not spoiled.  I always smell this way."


smoggrocks

Quote from: diddle on March 15, 2007, 09:03 AM
mmm hmm... SST

http://everything2.com/index.pl?node_id=1148133&lastnode_id=0


[in my best johnny carson voice]
ah, yes. the old pheromones issue.


always thought it was funny that they marketed perfumes with it, and that part of the word is 'mone.' ;D

i'd say there is some truth to it, or just truth to the idea that we're attracted to certain body scents. i've met amazing-looking men who have repelled me by their scent. it's either too musky or acrid or i-dunno-what, but it don't work for me. my boyfriend [if it's okay to mention him  ::)] smells like clean cotton and i find it very soothing.

let's face it -- deep down, we are all geico cavemen. [and women].

felix

Hi Paicey.

Not a good idea to talk about this kinda thing at D.C.

And most women take offense to the word "chick".

Also, expressing sexuality and it's acceptable boundaries is different in many cultures.     Unfortunately in the U.S. it is repressed; although we are the world's leader in the exportation of pornography.   ::)


smoggrocks

Quote from: felix on March 15, 2007, 12:27 PM
And most women take offense to the word "chick".

it's probably not the classiest phrase, but i've never had a problem with it. i refer to myself and other females as chicks a lot. certainly better than ma'am. this chick [oops] at the juice bar called me 'ma'am' the other day, and i dang near convulsed. to me, 'ma'am' means i'm ready for Depends undergarments.

what's the term the brits use? bird? that is very funny to me.


however, if it pleases the jury, perhaps we shouldn't take the convo further.

Danno

While I agree with felix and Drum4JC about this thread, it DID remind me that in the beginning I stole my wife away from a bass player.

One night years ago I went to a bar (yes, I met my wife in a bar) to see this band I'd sat in with a couple times. As soon as I walked in I noticed this tall, striking-looking woman standing at the bar who I'd never seen before, which was unusual because we lived on an island of about 3,000 people and I kinda thought I knew everybody, but HER I'd never seen before. And she stood out like Glenn Close stood out in the stands in that movie The Natural, except my wife's a lot better looking than Glenn Close.

I kept trying to strike up a conversation but she politely ignored me and just kept watching the band - I didn't realize she was there as the bass player's date. Finally, I could tell I was actually annoying her so I tried one last gambit - I pointed at some random guy across the bar and said to her "Listen, you seem like a nice person and all but please stop bothering me, you're making my boyfriend jealous." That turned everything around. And thus, yet another bass player lost his girlfriend to a judicious application of comic irony.

It's the same old story - 'Bass player meets girl, bass player loses girl, bass player gets girl back, then bass player loses girl completely to a judicious application of comic irony.'

In my younger drumming years I did manage to 'hook up' with 'chicks' because of drumming, but that was always kind of weird to me because you can't tell what a guy's like just from watching him drum, so I was always a little suspect of girls who wanted to hang out with me JUST because I played the drums. I was absolutely a tramp back then, but not completely thoughtless about it.

agogobil

Quote from: felix on March 15, 2007, 12:27 PM

And most women take offense to the word "chick".


seemed to work OK for Sinatra ...  ;)

Dave Heim


Steve Phelps (Shoeless)


Larry Lawless


Louis Russell

Quote from: Shoeless on March 15, 2007, 06:23 PM
To me chick is the same thing as saying dude.

No, that would be dude and dudette!   ;D