Q: If you want to keep flirting with the girl and to keep the conversation moving in an interesting direction, then you should avoid talking about anything too serious or anything that will bring the mood down, such as the recent death of a relative, a tragic story you read about in the news, or a traumatic moment from your childhood. Stick to topics that will make the girl comfortable and which will make her want to open up and keep talking to you. Here are some things you can talk about: Your pets Favorite sports teams Favorite hobbies Favorite movies or actors Funny things that happened to you recently Your weekend plans Places you've traveled to Something interesting you recently read If you want to keep flirting and keep the conversation going, then you should try to be as positive as you can. You don't want to get the girl down by whining, complaining, or even criticising everything around you; you want her to see that spending time with you is a positive experience. Though you can make some negative comments if you really want to, you should try to keep things upbeat overall. If you catch yourself making a negative comment, you should counter it with two positive ones. Focus on talking about the things you love, such as your favorite subjects in school or your favorite sports, instead of complaining about the things you hate. Smile, laugh, and be happy and open as often as you can. The girl will feed off of your positive energy. If you want to keep the conversation going, you can ask the girl for advice on something not super serious. This shows her that you care about what she thinks and that you take her seriously. People also love giving advice because it makes them feel important, so this is a win-win situation. Pick something you think she might know something about and show that you really do want to know the answer. Here are some questions you can ask: "Do you think the new Hunger Games movie will be as good as the last one?" "Do you think I should see Drake or Imagine Dragons next month? They're playing on the same day." "I can't decide what to get my little sister for her birthday this weekend. Do you have any ideas?" Another way to flirt with the girl is to not take yourself too seriously. Try to poke a little bit of fun at yourself without being too self-deprecating and show the girl that she can say anything she wants around you. You don't want her to feel like you have a sensitive ego; you want her to see that you're secure enough in who you are to take a little teasing. Here are some comments you can make: "I started playing guitar to try to pick up girls, but actually, I just love it now" "I may be a little too obsessed with my dog, but I like her more than most people I know!" "Ha, well, I guess not every one of my jokes is golden." If there are other guys around or the girl mentions another guy, then you shouldn't put them down or make negative comments about them. Though you may think that doing this will make you look better, you'll actually come off looking insecure and like you don't think you stack up to those other guys if you do this. If another guy comes around, be nice to him instead of being rude or outright mean; you want the girl to see that you're a good guy. Let the girl see that you're confident enough in yourself to know that other guys don't matter. If you've had a great conversation and want to see the girl again, then you should try to ask her out before you walk away. You can keep things really casual and not put a lot of pressure on her by not making it sound like a big deal. Simply wait until the conversation has reached its peak and then tell her you have to get going so she has the best possible impression of you as you leave before you ask her to hang out again. Here are some things you can say: "I'd love to keep talking about The Strokes, but I have to get going. Can I get your number so we can pick up this conversation over drinks or coffee soon?" "I actually have to get going but I'd love to see you again so I can give you that book I was telling you about. Can I get your number so we can meet up again soon?" "It's been great talking to you and I'd love to see you again. Can I get your number so you can show me if you really are the best bowler in the state?"
A: Stick to lighthearted topics. Be positive. Ask for her opinion. Poke fun at yourself. Don't get jealous. Ask her out.

Article: The toasts should be placed on the sheet toasted side down, with the soft untoasted side up. Leave a little space between each piece of toast so that you can get to each one with a spatula if necessary. Lightly brush the untoasted side of each piece of toast with melted butter or olive oil. For sweet toast, you may also want to consider using coconut oil for a sweeter flavor. Place the toasts in the oven or toaster oven on broil. Be sure to watch the toasts carefully, as they will brown quickly. If you have cut your toast into triangles, the corners may curl up. This is normal, but be sure to remove the toast before the corners burn. You may need to rotate your baking sheet so that the toasts heat evenly. When the tops of the toast are golden brown and the corners have started to crisp, remove the toasts from the heat. Allow them to cool. You may want to remove them from the cookie sheet with a spatula and let them cool on a plate or on cooling racks. Use caution when handling hot toasts and the baking sheet. Use an oven mitt or gloves.
Question: What is a summary of what this article is about?
Place the cut toasts on a baking sheet. Spread oil or butter on the toasts. Toast the tops of the toast. Remove the toast from the oven and cool them.

Q: Websites are classified according to whether they are created for businesses, nonprofits or other entities. These often include .com, .biz, .ws or .info If you want a domain for an educational institution, use .edu.
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Decide what type of webpage you are creating. Use a domain associated with businesses if you need a domain name for a company. Choose .org if you are working for a nonprofit organization or charity. Try .gov for government agencies and .mil for military sites.