Hi Hercuflea,
I haven't read all the posts, but I did read that your friend told her you liked her.
That was going to be my suggestion.
I think people are curious and flattered when they get told that someone likes them.
Initially, she might react kind of negatively like, 'I don't even know him, he's probably a dork - ah, he is a dork isn't he!', but if you don't let that bog you down, you may find that time is the factor. I know I wouldn't jump at someone's suggestion, no matter who they were, it just wouldn't be cool.
So yeah, so if your friend has only mentioned it once or twice that is optimum. Now just sit and wait like a crocodile/alligator - it may take awhile, but eventually she will manoever a situation to find out more about you, and maybe acknowledge you in some way.
Also, tell your friend not to say anything any more for now, but if she asks him/her about you then they are to say 'yeah, he thinks your beautiful, and wants to get to know you'. She may put you both off again, but eventually curiousity will get the better of her. People like to be admired, like to have secret admirers, and feel flattered when someone thinks so well of them. So yeah, there would be a pretty good chance she will eventually try and make some kind of initial connection, and then you have to persevere, just stay cool and state plainly, that you find her really attractive, and would like to get to know her more. Even really hot, kickass chicks have their real side that is bowled over by honest appreciation of them.
But there is the type, that will always remain a b*t*h about it all, and if that's the case it may never work for you. However, even they can still come around, depends on what kind of defence mechanisms she has. Some will test you with offputting negative stuff, which is really about them not wanting to look like a fool, so persevere with cool honesty. But don't go outwardly crazy over it, just stay open yet welcoming, haha.
Yeah so essentially, don't get put off by initial reactions.
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