I would never a guy who gave me his card

[elihu]

I would never a guy who gave me his card unless I needed the services he offered on the card or for networking purposes. How about you?

[jasper]

if he was hot, i'd no matter what

[haimowitz]

Eventhough you have a boyfriend?

[rober]

no. if I was single...this is hypothetical

[colgrove]

I wouldn't I'd think it was either hokey or pretentious...depending on his occupation.

[reffett]

what if he was a doctor? eh? ehhhh? you so know you would if he was a super hot doctor

[raynor]

What if it was just a personal card?

[strozier]

THAT is even cheesier.

[Dolorita]

Maybe so, but they work.

[mangine]

wow, that's slutty. don't you have a boyfriend?

[Rocke]

read up...3 lines

[schweiger]

then at best it's desperate

[docken]

how so? responding to someone asking you out is desperate?

[coyle]

depends on what was said as he gave it to me

[kurylo]

I like when they whip out their phone and punch in my number... or franticly search for something to write it with or on...and I always prefer they ask for my number. Well, that was in the past. But that was how I preferred to be approached when I was not married.

[applegate]

of course I'm talking in terms of - when I was single...or IF. I always have liked it better to get the number then to be asked for mine.

[Evangelia]

if i was interested i would. if only for coffee to see if we hit it off.

[boon]

A card makes the interaction seem too formal. If I were to ask someone to lunch, I would just ask, and try and get their number. If not, then oh well. Next!!

[morillo]

I think its respectful of a man to not ask for my number but to give me the option of ing him - or not.

[cheaney]

This is true. But I dont understand why a woman would give her number if she is not interested.

[pearson]

she may not know - hard to make that decision on the spot sometimes.

[louie]

No. I always here women know within the first minute what they want from a man. Not true?

[pavia]

not true for me