Post: #26

It's cold and snowing like there's no tomorrow.

Post: #27

Westfield Shepherd's Bush is better than Westfield Stratford due to area demographics. The latter is in a shittier part of town.

Above either of those, I would recommend a trip to Selfridges, nearest tube station is either Bond Street or Marble Arch. It is a trendy and upmarket department store and very popular.

https://www.google.co.uk/maps/place/Self...-0.1538114

Bars - place called Jak's. There are several of these but the largest and busiest is a place called Jak's it is at the end of the King'd Road. Thurs and Fri nights are busy, it is a half way house between a bar and a club. Gets busy plenty of girls.

https://www.google.co.uk/maps/place/Jak'...-0.1851855

There is also a decent selection of bars on a place called Walton Street. There is a Jak's there (I prefer the other one I mentioned above) and also a bar called Eclipse. Eclipse has a live DJ in the evenings (annoying).

https://www.google.co.uk/maps/place/Ecli...-0.1678649

I will post up more when I something decent springs to mind. Problem a lot of the time is that London is not a cheap place, so it is not easy to strike a balance between a place that is ok price wise, has decent chicks and is in a decent location.

If you're in Maida Vale, this place is close by and in the summer (it is anything but summer with record snowfall and -5 degrees right now), it gets seriously packed. Right by the canal too.

https://www.google.co.uk/mapsbiw=1536&bi...IQ_AUICigB

Maida Vale is in zone 2, not too difficult to get to. Sure, it ain't Knightsbridge or South Kensington, but it really ain't a bad place and the commute to zone 1 is like 10 to 15 mins, so no issues.

Post: #28

Cheers dude, this looks very helpful, will give it a read tonight.

Not much happening due to atrocious weather. Opened some middling Hungarian middle aged woman on a business trip, she was dtf, but her looks up close not there. Then Italian young girl with her grandad on a trip. Just being social here and there but tourist locations due to inclement weather pretty bad. Still feel weak, have shivers and headache. Hopping on a Tube to the Westfield mall.

Post: #29

Mate if you so much as get a girl to go outside for you in this weather you are doing well.

Post: #30

(02-28-2018 02:08 PM)Que enspastic Wrote:  Mate if you so much as get a girl to go outside for you in this weather you are doing well.

Definitely. I've lived in London all my life, and at 28 I think this must have been the worst snow I've ever experienced.

Trying to kiss a girl at the end of the night after you leave the bar when its cold, windy and dark...impossible!

Post: #31

At A&E in St Mary Hospital in Paddington. What a night.

Post: #32

I was at A&E but no hot doctors to chat up so just played the assigned role of a patient. Five hours of waiting later and witnessing the ordeal and hard work of medics in a resucitation room, speaking to a doc and getting blood results, was given all clear and was let go home.

But it just happpens my buddy is away but he managed to send me a vague message I may need to leave his flat by Friday without giving any reason whatsoever. He didn't cut the keys he said he would whilst the other guy living there conveniently switched off his mobile until God knows when. At least Starbucks full leaf tea is hot. Too bad the chair feels hard on my ass. Well, was sitting in chairs all night long.

No daygamer's delight in the last 24h. Last day's ferocious weather, my adventures in A&E unit, and unreliability of my friend(?) and his flatmate make for a truly colourful clusterfuck.

By the way, a male nurse said my hair colour was amazing and his favourite. And I looked stylish too. I think he really liked me.

Post: #33

(03-01-2018 01:56 AM)ksbms Wrote:  I was at A&E but no hot doctors to chat up so just played the assigned role of a patient.

No daygamer's delight in the last 24h. Last day's ferocious weather, my adventures in A&E unit, and unreliability of my friend(?) and his flatmate make for a truly colourful clusterfuck.

Hope everything is okay with you and that the ED visit is a one off however ED is not the place to pick up attractive doctors and nurses, especially with the conditions that are in occurrence. It wouldn't surprise me if they were on OPEL 2-3 as St. Mary's Hospital are on 'Requires Improvement' by CQC and your wait time being 5 hours, so yes, not the time nor the place.

So your friend isn't your friend, that's a douche move if ever I saw one! What are you going to do now? I don't think the stars are aligned for you to game, if this were Summer it would be much better to manage.

Post: #34

My suggestion for a last min rescue is to find a good pub and hope for a lock in during the bad weather, blizzard here in lreland today, should be interesting day ahead

Post: #35

Tube game.

Has an insanely high conversion rate as for most women its just refreshing to have a conversation with a sociable, confident person on the tube and you can 'change venue' by changing carriage or platform every two minutes. Literally thousands of targets available.

Sorry to hear about your difficulties with the weather and St Marys.
St Marys.. They turned me away twice when I had malaria until they were forced to admit me on the third time. Another time I kicked off when a guy pushed past me into the triage room when I'd waited for hours, turned out he'd been shot in the chest.

London is an amazing place for day game. Hope you get the chance to experience that, if not this time then next time.

Post: #36

You are right on the money, Bikal! I arrived in the ambulance around 1 am and left after 5am I think. It transpired I had a relatively minor viral infection as the blood markers didn't show any signs of meningitis (and what was suspected). Spending 5 hours sitting in a chair, literally, no more no less in front of Resuscitation Room and seeing all the time people being rolled through on hospital beds with hand, leg, neck fractions (ironically, one senior woman doctor was at work there with a plaster cast on her leg and crutches), nurses and doctors of every ethnicity and nationality running non-stop back and forth (they were more busy than usual due to weather conditions, I was told), weirdest looking and behaving patients, abused pregnant woman, families, a dude making a huge drama and acting like a prima donna and shouting when will he get his x-ray, old people, dying people, police officers, drunks, young girls, all waiting and looking exhaust was a trauma on its own.

So, overall good thing I had nothing serious but then when I called the flatmate, he had his phone switched off when I arrived at the tube station where I would normally get off. I was exhausted, cold, and near a nervous break down. Had to hop on the tube for there was nowhere to go in this residential area in Maida Vale. Went back to Paddington, cosied up in Starbucks, got hot tea, only to see police storming in and shutting down all the shops and the station itself due to inclement weather conditions. I felt disoriented and somewhat ended up at Hilton. Flatmate picked up his phone only at 9am with a courtesy text message if I'm good. Surely, I would be, an ambulance arriving within minutes, taking you to a hospital is just a run of the mill thing. I got home past 10am and went to sleep, didn't have energy to get myself even a glass of water (obviously, was none offered at the hospital). The British female paramedic who took me with her colleague in the ambulance was incredibly nice and friendly, I must give it to her. Very lovely young girl. Docs and nurses at a hospital just were short-stuffed, I'd say. But, well, Brits decided that they don't want people from Europe. I would bet big money, the overall foreign count of staff was more than 80%. I almost never heard anyone speak with British accent.

Post: #37

Come back in summer around Wimbledon. It's like a different city

Post: #38

So my friend popped in for half an hour, threw some Ibuprofen at me as I'm lying in bed wrapped up in a duvet and was magnanimous enough to tell me I can make myself spaghetti, then left for a party. We actually hung out for just a couple hours on the day I arrived, when we went to a local restaurant. I can see his not his "normal" (some dark triad traits he does have in strange mixture). Apparently, he's away until Monday, though his flatmate is staying in but he couldn't cut the keys to the building's front door (sic! He's shown me the key - just a normal key?), hence, despite me still being unwell (not dying but still with temperature, headache, some minor shivers), I need to find to live somewhere else from tomorrow. I couldn't look into his eyes. He didn't even have a decency to tell me the truth whatever it was, he didn't have a decency to come up with a plausible lie. Hopefully, he'll choke on the single malt I brought him. Thus, returning to Scotland tomorrow, as long as trains go there. Another friend (more of acquaintance actually) offered to crash if I happen to be stranded in London so that's nice.

And why, you may ask, am I spilling out the bile in the game section about this instead of keeping my own dirt to myself? What is the moral of this story? If you don't know what the deal is, it's usually about: exhibit A - money or exhibit B - women.

I think you know already. He told me he's got a new girlfriend last month. To put things into perspective - for example, a year ago, when we met for a lunch with another friend of mine, he basically walked away from the table for half an hour because a long distance LTR he had at that time called him about him not giving her enough attention (meaning, not texting/calling roughly every hour or so - there was no immediate reason for her to call him, so he told us. He looked completely exasperated gesticulating during the call. His ramen got completely cold in the meantime. And my gut tells me that the crux of the issue is entangled with his new Italian girlfriend.

Unfortunately, for some men, it is always hoes before bros.

Post: #39

Post: #40

Hey buddy.
Sorry to hear how it’s turned out. If I was still living in the area you would be more than welcome to crash up at mine (5mins from the station).

If you are still there go into the Elgin and grab a few drinks there. I would say hang in the Starbucks but it’s full of studious resting bitch face Iranians.

The park is usually great pickings with dog walkers but I doubt anyone will be there in this blizzard.

Alternatively go up to St. John’s Wood high street and there are plenty of bored milfs and students hanging around the Starbucks there.

Hope it works out.

Post: #41

Safe to say this is not going the direction OP had hoped for.

Post: #42

Can make a snow woman and stick it into an orifice ?

Post: #43

In Camden Town. Flooded by big group of tourists and loud stalls with stupid paraphernalia everywhere. What a horrible place it became.

Post: #44

Extended sessions dg is unproductive even in a city as big as London when it's only 5C. Popped back to British Museum - walked all the way back. Still haven't seen one girl I'd peg as 8+.

Post: #45

My wing was underdressed, preferred at all times to stay in London Mecca area. All in all, he didn't approach. It's cold, wet, just like I inkn Scotland. Tourist mob everywhere. Still haven't seen a single 8+. Can't stay out past 22.00 as don't have front door key, my friend flew away whilst his flatmate goes to bed early and turns the phone off. Still recuperating, just feeling weak without specific symptoms, though my feet feel like two slabs of ice.

Post: #46

@ ksbms

Just like i always say (im known as a London hater) You can go for days in London without seeing a 8+, Women that grew up in London are largely unfriendly and unapproachable.

There are of course 8+ there but they have fantastic leverage due to lack of competition so you would have to come super on point.

London is a place to get money but for dealing with 8s and 9s i say good luck to anyone with that. More headache then its worth. Also i like these girls to do stuff for me, cook, clean, rub my feet etc etc, those 8s and 9s arent doing that unless they put you on a pedestal which is hard in the London market. the 8s and 9s raised in London are completely westernised, and wont add nothing to you.

I use my experience to make London work for me a few examples:
-6.5s who give 100% co-operation, ages 29-31 they get very co-operative at this age..
-Girls 5ft 10 and above, they can only date about 10% of guys, im a tall guy so it increases chances real quick.
-7s who were raised outside London but now live here. They are friendlier.
-Girls with 8/9 bodys but without confidence or average face (i find this hard to find as girls feel like they have the power here and when they have body they tend to be very aware) (guys give too much credit to average women here)
-8s with less then 1000 followers on social media, effectively hidden gems.
-I dont bother attempt to get new chics between october and april, i just work with the team i have when i entered october.
-Girls who are hot but low maintenance, low expectations.

If you go for the 8 out of 10, 23 year old, with the fanastic body who was raised in London as a teenager, hard work.

most 7.5s/8s and 9s In London have access to guys with money so they need to like you ALOT. Unless there a hidden gem and dont really know how fine they are or have a odd network/circle.

When i want 8s and 9s i just go to South America or Spanish Caribbean

Post: #47

(03-03-2018 01:10 PM)ksbms Wrote:  Still haven't seen a single 8+.

Doesn't surprise me, I rarely see a head turner until summer and even then, rare.

As for the rest of your post and the others, you're ill and you've got poor logistics with a piss poor wingman by the looks of it and throw in the shit weather, the ability to game is pretty much zero outside.

You say you headed back to the British Museum, any reason why? I've found the Nat. Portrait Gallery to be much better, you can use the interest in the painting as a prop to open, hell girls will approach you too in there while the British Museum is meh in comparison.

Camden is better in summer btw, it really is the place to be then!

My advice is to head back to Scotland and recover, try London again in the summer.

Post: #48

The King's Cross to Edinburgh Waverley train weaved like an eel past snow covered peaks and little English towns on it's way towards greyish skies of Scotland. Paging through a thick book about the city I have just left behind my back, I noticed a paragraph telling me that "There is a famous early nineteenth-century cartoon, which has been embellished and elaborated in a thousand different ways. Two men meet beside a London milestone. One, returning from the city, is bowed and broken down; the other, advancing upon him, full of animation and purposefulness, shakes his hand and asks him, 'Is it paved with gold?'"

I was the first man. Instead a triumphant tour de force, an embarrassingly disconcerting debacle. Instead of glory, a defeat. Instead of pleasure, pain. I sighed, closed the book with a loud slam, looked outside the window and contemplated wintry scenery unfolding before my tired eyes. This time, the gods didn't roll the dice in my favour but as with every indeterministic outcome, it's ebbs and flows. Sometimes you're a beggar, sometimes you're a king. Upon arrival at Waverley, I have caught a quick reflection of myself in a window of one of the shops. The clothes looked actually fine. Perhaps some minor stitching here and there, some suturing of the fabric but for the most, it was all solid.

Before crossing the Royal Mile at St Mary street, I looked it up and down, stopped for a second, then shrugged my shoulders and continued down the street bearing the name of the hospital I spent a long night in. Some things are just coincidences, after all, and you can do nothing about them.

Post: #49

Why not bother with chicks in Oct to April? Where to get the pipeline for the winter?

Post: #50

(03-08-2018 02:43 PM)worldtraveler3 Wrote:  Why not bother with chicks in Oct to April? Where to get the pipeline for the winter?

I don't understand why Giama said he doesn't bother, I can't think of a good reason not too aside from the weather outside which shouldn't affect you in places such as Nat. Portrait Gallery, Saatchi Gallery (Storm Models in 5 mins down the road, plenty of beautiful women in summer), museums or any of the bars, clubs and cafés, the possibilities are endless even in the colder months.

You've also got university students in Central (UCL, LSE, Imperial, King's etc) and outside of Central (Kingston and Roehampton) as well as classes are in session then.

Someone needs to do a massive data sheet of London by Borough as it has far too many possibilities but I think people write London off as they perceive it as hard but that's largely if you're relying on Badoo or Tinder (Bumble is slight advantage to you as a guy), face to face, it goes better in your favour.