  okay so i talked to him. sort of. during class we watched this documentary and it was really boring. even though i dig documentaries this one was just boring. afterwards we had a discussion about it and the professor asked me what i thought.
so i told her that i thought it was just a propaganda film disguised as a objective documentary. (i sounded super smart) and then she said 'did anyone else feel that way? ' and this guy, who's last name is Morris (i checked the attendance sheet) was like 'i actually thought it was really objective in its thinking' and totally had the opposite opinion of me.
which seems like a bad thing and as he was saying it i got really nervous and my stomach tightened up and everything. but then after he was done talking he turned and looked at me and smiled! so who cares what he said! he totally smiled at me. and it wasn't an 'im smarter than you smile' or an 'i feel sorry for you cause you said something dumb' smile. it was a 'i know im disagreeing with you, but i still think you're smart and cool' smile. fuck yeah!
so that was fantastic. and what a great smile! oh yes, my friend, this is what i call good stuff. i wasn't able to talk to him after class though because the long haired kid in my class got in my way. why won't that kid cut his hair. geez. anyway, it was great. so tomorrow is the they might be giants show and im excited.
here are my possible approaches. 1. don't say anything, just smile and wait for him to say something to me 2. do my best to stand next to him and act surprized when i see him 3. drink and then go talk to him so that if i say something dumb i can blame it on alcohol. 4. just stop worrying about this so much and see what happens. 5. a strange combonation of all four. if you have an opinion urlLink pleeeease email me and tell me what i should do. 
