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• Phone - What is the most important thing to remember when asking for a date via phone? First of all we should be polite. "Good morning", "Good afternoon" "Good evening." "May I speak with," instead of "Can I talk to?" Even if you're very sure that it's your potential date that's going to answer the phone call, don't start off with a perverted phrase, "Hello Babe!" (You'll be mistaken for a molester.) If you could see the sour expression this leaves on the face of who you're speaking with on the other side, you wouldn't even consider doing it anymore. But even before that, sit down and relax before you start dialing. Don't panic, there's nothing to worry about. If you're terribly nervous and end up hyperventilating and breathing hard, you will be mistaken for a pervert and we don't want that to happen. You should modulate your voice too. But not too much, don't try to impersonate Darth Vader. Just make sure your voice is clear and phlegm-free. A case of nerves might trip your vocal cords.

• Text Messaging - Remember, you're permitted to use text only when you and your potential date are already great friends. "How about the last full show of Spiderman tonight? Call you up tonight for an answer." A message like that implies that you're very much familiar with each other's schedule, interests, availability, and phone number. It means that, you're already good friends.

For those who are not great friends with their potential dates, text messaging comes off as much less personal and only for the weaklings. It's also rude and completely stupid to text something like "How about a date? Call me at 123-4567 for your response" and leave the receiver the responsibility of finding a phone to give you an answer.

• Online Communities - You may be one of the lucky ones who move in the same circles as your potential date. Luckier still, your friends may be "friendster fanatics" who enjoy bombarding each other with forwarded messages. What's a good way to start it off? Send her/him a casual observation on the forwarded message, like "How'd you like that last joke of Anna's?" and wait for a reply. Chances are, you'll get one, so don't fret about it. It's a great icebreaker, and doesn't require seeing each other face to face.

Some people live for forwarded messages (personally, I despise them), and if you know a friend of hers/his, try asking how the person feels about them. If you can't get a straight answer, play it safe and add a little notice at the beginning: "I'm not sure whether you enjoy forwarded messages, but I read this and thought you might enjoy it."

Do not send anything insulting. No racist jokes, no dead-baby jokes, no religious jokes. Talk about starting on the wrong foot.And spare everyone from those inane chain emails too.

These are some of the useful tips which might be helpful to you depending on your situation. If you're still having second thoughts about asking for a date, then, you might just be losing your opportunity. So, why don't you just give it a try? But, you might want to ask for a date using other methods (through letters, friends, or even up front maybe). Other tips about those will be discussed on my next post, "How to ask for a date part 2."