1) The Dress: The way a person dresses is by far the most important factor. A persons dress reflects their very own personality, so when dressing try to stay away from clothes that do not reflect you. After selecting your outfit, make sure what you are wearing is comfortable. Make sure the clothing is loose fitting, clean, and try to pick a fabric that breathes; the last thing you want is to be uncomfortable.

2) The Walk: The second most noticeable factor a person will notice is the way a person walks. The way a person walks not only reflects their personality, but it also shows, more importantly, what kind of mood they are in. A happy, sad, tired, and ecstatic person will all walk differently, which will hold separate moods effecting the out come of a persons success in picking up women. [ As a side note, it is always important to respect women and treat them as equals. . .now back to picking up chicks! ] Before working on The Walk, clear the area of any large objects, giving all plenty of room to feel free to experiment. Also wear comfortable shoes. Remember: uncomfortable equals disaster. Once all is clear, experimentation of The Walk may begin. Learning The Walk is a very easy process if the following is kept in mind: KEEP IT SIMPLE! A person can not start out with a fancy walk, instead, one must begin with what they know. Start by placing the left foot in front of the right. [ Confused on the concept of Left and Right? So are we.] Now place your left foot in front of your right. Repeat these steps until comfortable. Now feel free to experiment and expand until the perfect walk has been found.

3) The Approach: The approach A. K. A. The Pickup line, is an essential synergetic necessity when considering the style as a whole. The approach should be subtle, but not too subtle, as to be ignored. The simple approach should, ideally be of some common ground. For example, cheese. One can offer some cheese on a plate or a platter, or perhaps some crackers to go with a girl’s Munster. Don’t be too forward however, it is natural for a girl, in times of distress, to become tense, and freeze as a deer would, in headlights, thus, endangering the " deer " ... And we, as humans must always be respectful to nature, and deer, being part of nature, we then must be responsible to ... I’m sorry, we forgot what we were saying. . .