So I'm running approaches, unlike I ever have before. It still feels really weird. My gut still wrenches when I do it. Sometimes it gets so uncomfortable I just have to call it quits for the day (then I feel bad - I initially START feeling pretty good).

I take the talk to girls everywhere concept quite literally and obviously found that there are times when this would not be welcomed.

Wouldn't it seem weird to people that I was/are talking to everybody particularly girls?

Wouldn't chickas see me as being more desperate than cool?

I'm trying to act like I'm always in a hurry somewhere. What else can I do to maintain value?

Peace,

CLG

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All that we are is the result of what we have thought. If a man speaks or acts with an evil thought, pain follows him. If a man speaks or acts with a pure thought, happiness follows him, like a shadow that never leaves him. -- Buddha (the playa)

You're on the right lines with the idea about it being acceptable some times and not others, look at yourself in the third person in the different places.

For example:
A Bar - Bars are social places you wouldn't look out of place chatting to many different people there
A town square - Great place for an intial approach but as you quite rightly put it you would look "weird" going between the different groups of people.

Acting like you're off in a hurry somewhere is great as a false time constraint but don't say that then open a set like 10 yards down the road of something, you may well take a beating from the bitch stick

Basically a lot of it is common sense, if you know that you're not acting like a weirdo then the feeling in your stomach can just be down to nerves (or that chicken burger from the shop last night) and giving it a temporary rest for the day could be a good call..
If, HOWEVER, you can clearly see that from the outside you are coming across as a complete and utter weirdo then that feeling in your stomach is a warning from your body to change the way you're going about things.

Sorry if this response comes across a bit incoherent, it's been a long day for me