Comments on: How to Shoot Down a Creeper at a Bar

By: Threesome Impossible?: Conclusion | Sex and Humor.com

Threesome Impossible?: Conclusion | Sex and Humor.com — Sun, 05 Feb 2012 23:01:40 +0000

[...] At the house, some dude named “Raff” was cooking for all of us. Raff was extremely infatuated with S, but she just wasn’t into him. The son of a bitch could cook too, but he was a bit of a creeper. [...]

By: LoserByTrade

LoserByTrade — Sun, 22 Jan 2012 03:11:47 +0000

As a hardcore creeper myself, might I suggest simply this:
Making sure you have an audience (like 10-20 people), shout in his face, while jumping up and down:
"I DON'T KNOW YOU, I DON'T LIKE YOU, BACK THE FUCK OFF LOSER!"
This was done to my creepy, eccentric, Asperg-oid ass back in the the day, and I came close to shooting myself about 4 a.m. that morning on a back road. She not only got rid of a creeper, but almost helped remove a useless genetically inferior parasite from society as well. (I did quit bar-hopping and chasing after females after that, so her method at least did some good for everyone concerned!)

By: anonymous

anonymous — Fri, 20 Jan 2012 23:36:20 +0000

Also women are not bitches, nasty or rude. That is only a handful of chicks who have no standards or just like that because they can be. If your trying to date a woman at a bar then your the idiot. Most women I know go to the bar to celebrate after a hard work week. Or they go to play pool, sing kararoke or just have some fun in a social setting. Again the bars I go to and my lady friends do ae not trashy and we never go to pick up guys ever. If I want to date someone it will be someone I have known fo a long time and can be a good friend first. If I am approached at the bar I politely decline. If h is persistent then I give attitude. I don’t owe anythng to a stranger. They are nobody to me. Generally I try to be kind to people but if I say no thanks I mean it.

By: anonymous

anonymous — Fri, 20 Jan 2012 23:27:48 +0000

I disagree with Dabir Dalton. That is a snobbish comment saying only a lady of value wouldn’t go to bar. Apparently you think we women aren’t allowed any fun? I have gone to a few bars, which look nothing like the ones in stupid movies. I go there to celebrate with my friends, sing kararoke or play pool. I never go there to pick up anyone. So your comment was disrespectful to women in general. Don’t be a chauvinist pig. As for creepers I agree with all the methods listed. Though sometimes mentioning your a tax auditor scares the creeps away too. Haha

By: Star

Star — Sun, 28 Nov 2010 06:35:50 +0000

I feel sorry for the poor guy whose picture was used without his permission on an article about creepers. College Candy is too cheap to pay for their own drinks and they enjoy stealing copyright pictures. Really classy.

By: Commentator

Commentator — Tue, 19 Oct 2010 12:06:04 +0000

GET AWAY FROM ME.

That's it ladies; too aggressive guys are more than creepers – there is something misogynistic about them. Don't let them go too far. Be direct sooner rather than later. Of course, avoid being too rude, but don't let them harass you.

By: JJ

JJ — Mon, 18 Oct 2010 19:37:57 +0000

What defines being a creeper? It should refer to obviously inappropriate behavior. But a lot of these stories are only about being considered non attractive by the woman approached. I.e. if the same behavior came from a hot guy, it would be cause for celebration. You are certainly entitled to your opinion of who you find attractive; it doesnt make the others creepers automatically. And it is silly to expect a world where only the guys deemed hot by you approach you.

By: When “Not Interested” Just Isn’t Enough… : College Candy

When “Not Interested” Just Isn’t Enough… : College Candy — Thu, 14 Oct 2010 19:01:54 +0000

[...] you ever been at the receiving end of some romantic advances you just weren’t that into? Did you try to throw out subtle clues that “short and middle-aged with two kids and alimony [...]

By: John

John — Thu, 18 Feb 2010 20:28:29 +0000

yeah, adam is right. you’re being a pretentious bitch. you are destroying the last threads of etiquette, if you could even call it that, we have left. when a guy asks you if he can buy you a drink, he isn’t offering to assist your poverty-stricken, college addiction, he is asking permission to talk to you and spend time with you. he may or may not be trying to go home with you, that’s decided by conversation. if you don’t want him talking to you, don’t accept the drink. that’s fucking rude.

By: emily

emily — Thu, 18 Feb 2010 16:25:21 +0000

I agree with John.. I don't let dudes buy me drinks if I know i'm not interested in them because I'm not a big enough bitch to let him buy me a drink and walk away and I'd rather buy my own then waste both of our time. It drives me crazy when i tell my friends i can't go out because i have no money and they tell me "Just get guys to buy you drinks!" because i just think that's a shitty thing to do and I, personally, am not down with that.

I think the only one of these ways that works is the honesty one. If a guy doesn't leave me alone, i don't fake gay or act like i have a kid, i just tell him i'm not interested. If you can't be honest with someone that you're not interested, it doesn't sound like you are mature enough to be out anyway.

Jesus girls piss me off sometimes with how terrible they treat others.