First day of class, I opened the girl next to me by teasing her about her organization for the class. Blah blah blah, we talked for about 10 minutes. I went into A2, she responded. I dhv'd. blah blah blah. I thought she was giving some good body language signals, by turning towards me, qualifying herself whenever I called her 'bossy', and by starting to ask me questions (this is an IOI right?)
I thought I had did well once the teacher started talking. Well, after some time passed the teacher put in a movie, and I took this time to evaluate her body language.
I was sitting on her right. And after the movie played for a while while she leaned on the desk by, putting her elbow on her desk with her hand vertically in the air and her chin in the palm of her hands. But it was her right hand, and im sitting on her right. I wouldn't really consider it a IOI if she had used her left hand, but using her right hand is an IOD right? Also she made no attempt to say bye to me when the class ended. (and niether did I, I figured that would have been bad)

Was this because I kino'd too early? I used kino twice, after the two jokes she told.

Is anybody good at college day game? I'm wondering what everybody's thoughts are on her body language, and my kino. I only felt slightly comfortable doing it. This girl is HB7 btw.

[EDIT] Crap, I just realize I fell for a compliance test of her's I thought I would tell you guys about it. I figure I'll do the rundown of the conversation. I don't know how I introduced the Irish statement, but I know I felt like I was running out of material so I figured I'd do a cold read on her ethnicity.

me: You're part Irish aren't you?
her: No, I only have a small amount of irish.
me: Look at those freckles, you're telling me you're not irish?
her: I'm more of a mix of two of something else
me: *looking at her intensely* I give up, what are you?
her: Russian, and Czech
me: Wow, I would have never guessed that. My sister in-law is russian, can you speak any russian?
her: no, none at all.
me: oh, I only know a little bit, like Haroushka (thats spelled phoenetically, but roll the R)
her: hahahah What was that again?
me: It's *oink* *oink* in russian, Haroushka. I only know the non-sensible words. Nothing important like "hello", "how are you", "Please don't shoot me"
her: *still laughing*
me: *moves to another topic*