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"Use a bright color Purple or green ink will stand out in a sea of blue \u2014 yet it&amp;#039;s more guy-friendly than pink.  Keep it short Three sentences max! He&amp;#039;ll lose interest by the end of a long note, but a quickie will make him smile. A fun opening line is &amp;quot;Hey, you!&amp;quot; \u2014 it&amp;#039;s the perfect mix of personal and informal.(And if you&amp;#039;re really feeling brave, 77% of guys say that they&amp;#039;d love for you to leave your number too!) Make an inside joke A funny memory only you two will get is a cool way to highlight your bond. Plan a &amp;quot;date&amp;quot; Telling him you want to see him this summer will give him the idea that you should hang out. But be sure to ask him in a funny way to hang out, so there&amp;#039;s no pressure. Real Guys Sound-off: What&amp;#039;s a hot message and what&amp;#039;s totally not! HOT! &amp;quot;My crush wrote her number, which gave me the guts to call her \u2014 and we&amp;#039;ve been dating ever since!&amp;quot; \u2014 Ricky, 16  HOT! &amp;quot;One class officer joked she&amp;#039;d be my secretary for the summer. The yearbook is good for bold flirting!&amp;quot; \u2014 Chris, 17  NOT! &amp;quot;A girl taped in her photo and drew hearts around it \u2014 then wrote, &amp;#039;Tear this out and hang it up!&amp;#039; Weird.&amp;quot; \u2014 Richie, 20 "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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