Bad things happens to every watch that gets unfortunate enough to be in my possession. I think there's some kind of curse on me with those things or something.

If I wanna ever check the time, I use my cell phone.

i just hit the wrist of whoever is next to me. or says 'time?' normally someone can tell you.

The amount of abuse my watches suffer is just silly. I've never had one actually break on me, though - it's just that the batteries run out and it's cheaper to buy a new one than get the battery replaced.

Checking the time on a phone or whatever is a pain, especially if you're trying to work out how much longer you've got left of a lesson - teachers don't seem to like you getting a phone out.

If you want to hear abusive watch stories, just look at what happened to watch number 6. It wasn't pretty.

There was one I accidentally left face down on top of a lampshade (don't ask). The lamp was subsequently switched on. By the time I found the watch, it was so hot it burned my fingers when I tried to pick it up and the glass on the front had begun to melt, so it was convex rather than flat like it should have been. Still worked fine.

One of mine got run over by a bus. I would have been ups, because I had got it two weeks ago, but it s also kind of funny

Has everyone made their schedules for next year?

I have to fix mine...

schedules?? eh??

Like, you chose the courses you want to take.

ah! got you now. i thought you were working out some sort of schedule for work, in your free time.

I put my classmate's watch under the wheel of my teacher's truck, just to get back at him. It ws pretty funny.

I should probably do one of those, but I don't feel like it.

You're awful, Apollo.

What did he do? The classmate I mean.

Sentynel wrote: Checking the time on a phone or whatever is a pain, especially if you're trying to work out how much longer you've got left of a lesson - teachers don't seem to like you getting a phone out.

That's unnecessary for me. We have clocks on the walls of every classroom in our school. ^_^

wrote:Has everyone made their schedules for next year?

I have to fix mine...

You can make your own schedules at your school?

I can't read clocks, unless they're digital.

It's sad.

Yep, we can pick our electives, sciences, maths, englishs, and such.

Though we have to take some courses or we can't graduate, of course.

Mwamba wrote:

Sentynel wrote: Checking the time on a phone or whatever is a pain, especially if you're trying to work out how much longer you've got left of a lesson - teachers don't seem to like you getting a phone out.

That's unnecessary for me. We have clocks on the walls of every classroom in our school. ^_^

So do we. They're all wrong.

Digital or traditional?

With roman numerals or numbers?

My English and my Religion teacher both like to claim their clocks are the most accurate ones in the school. Both of them are very amusing when we tell each teacher that the other teacher said their's was better. :D

My clocks at school are all analog with regular numbers.

We don't have a religion class, we only learn about religions in history, and only in World. Which was this year.

Ianna wrote: You're awful, Apollo.

I know. <_<

But this is the kid who unhinged the screws on my locker door, the kid who blamed me for the "Blue Pen Incident", the kid flicks rubber bands rather hard at my neck while sitting behind me every class, the kid who wrote rather difficult to comprehend obscenities in my agenda folder and said it was me who wrote them, and the kid who....who...who...
Something about leftover Halloween candy that I can't remember.

It was time for revenge. Which is sweet.