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Huh??
I think she's trying to communicate... Idk, I'm not trained well enough to decipher this.
Open casket was it? Let the woman rest in peace OP, she wanted to take a bit of her favorite student to the grave with her.
Nobody is dead, #16. -_-
Coincidence? I think not.
I love The Incredibles
How did they manage to steal that off your wrist?
At my job, people leave all sorts of things behind, sun glasses, umbrellas, jackets etc... We keep it in a lost and found in our office but it's up for grabs if no one claims it after a few weeks. (Though, no one's ever lost a watch yet.) Maybe the teacher was wearing it as advertisement for whom ever lost it, to reclaim it? Fyl if it's yours and they refuse to give it back.
Op might have left the watch at school/in class...
I'm sure there's a pretty simple explanation but I gotta ask anyways: HOW did you lose your shoes?
Did you confront the teacher?? Just hope they are honorable (despite stealing your watch) and won't take it out on your grade or threaten you with a bad grade.
That happened to me once with a pen. It was about 10 minutes of arguing over a 10p piece of plastic
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Make sure it's the exact same watch first before making an accusation and then report the jerk!
Did you leave it on the nightstand?