"I have heard something about that, but sometimes I like a practical demonstration for clarity's sake."

It's strange (or perhaps it's not) how after these periods when he's miserable over something, losing Janet or switching with Asmodean or Mordred's visit or whatever stupid thing, flirtation makes him feel so much better. It reminds him that he can be someone who isn't a misery to be around, that there's still playfulness and happiness left in him. He likes Dionysus perfectly well; he likes that this is another way to get to know him, and perhaps come to like him better. Dionysus seems to have about as much godly authority as Aziraphale does, frankly, but the humanness is rather charming.

More the point, he's never been kissed by a god before.