Posted January 9, 201213 yr This girl named 'Noemma Peacock' stole my flashdrive and USB cord. The type B cord, that connects items such as PSPs, MP3 players to computers. I took them out of my pocket for Gym and put them on the table at the other side. Don't know why it's there, it's just there. After a while, I saw that they were gone. I asked around, but nobody said anything. As she left, John Parks said that she had them. I tried catching up to ask her, but she went in the girl's locker room. Now, if this item in question were more important, say, my PSP, I'd have dashed in there and punched her in the throat. If you didn't know, I exaggerated, of course. I'd never do that to a woman, or run into their locker room, but still. I told the Secretary about it, but she didn't do anything. Then I brought it up to the Dean of students. She said when she took care of the students in the office now, she'd deal with her, and told me to go to class. I didn't bring it up to her myself though, because if you stole something, would you come clean a few hours later to the person you stole from? Anyway, when I went to the office 8th hour, the Dean said that she claimed it was all hers. I was shocked. How the firetruck could she believe the biggest liar of the school? When I asked her that, she asked "What files are on there?" I recited what I remembered, and she said the drive wouldn't open the files. I fear she deleted the files as a precautionary measure, but I have people to vouch for me. She said she'd give it to Mr. Bade, the Techie, and if he couldn't get any files opened like the ones I said, he'd give it to her. How else can I prove it's mine, if she deleted the files? And about the cord, I actually had a legitimate reason (helping my friend get music on his MP3 player) that my friend verified for me. I don't know why the Dean didn't give the cord back right then and there; but I can be sure that I'll get the cord back.
January 9, 201213 yr *Help That felt good. And damn dude it looks like the girls at your school hate you or something.
January 9, 201213 yr Author *Help That felt good. And damn dude it looks like the girls at your school hate you or something. I actually meant "HALP".It would seem they do.
January 9, 201213 yr I actually meant "HALP". It would seem they do. You must of bugged one of their friends that they are doing this to you.
January 9, 201213 yr this happened quite a few time back at my high school. once there was pics of the girl who lost it on it (lets just say "flattering" pics). anyways they were usually settled outside of school, the person usually gave it back. this sucks though lol there really isnt anyway to see if it is yours. just hope that she didn't delete anything and it backfires on her lol btw this is ridiculous on the school's part, they should have believed you right off the bat. who the hell would make up that someone stole a flashdrive. sooo dumb. a flashdrive is worth nothing but to the person who owns the files on it. stupid dean
January 9, 201213 yr Bring your parents into this if this keeps happening, this girl doesn't have the right to steal something that's yours. If I were you I'd confront her personally and ask her why she did it.
January 9, 201213 yr Bring your parents into this if this keeps happening, this girl doesn't have the right to steal something that's yours. If I were you I'd confront her personally and ask her why she did it. true. its school, this will work.
January 10, 201213 yr Lotta thieves at my high school. Apparently nobody has worthwhile morals anymore. steal it back I'd say get your parents involved. They can rant up a storm if they need to--trust me, they can.
January 10, 201213 yr Author this happened quite a few time back at my high school. once there was pics of the girl who lost it on it (lets just say "flattering" pics). anyways they were usually settled outside of school, the person usually gave it back. this sucks though lol there really isnt anyway to see if it is yours. just hope that she didn't delete anything and it backfires on her lol btw this is ridiculous on the school's part, they should have believed you right off the bat. who the hell would make up that someone stole a flashdrive. sooo dumb. a flashdrive is worth nothing but to the person who owns the files on it. stupid dean She says that it's hers and and I was the one who stole it.Bullshit. If it had video game ISO's, maybe. But Noemma has no use for such things, so no. The files I have on it are basically just video game soundtracks. She asked NoEmma, and she said "Taio Cruz music". I will laugh my ass off when it turns out to be video games.
January 14, 201213 yr Author well i hope it turns out for you! I think they're delaying giving it to me on purpose.firetrucking school. Another reason why it deserves my hate.
This girl named 'Noemma Peacock' stole my flashdrive and USB cord.
The type B cord, that connects items such as PSPs, MP3 players to computers.
I took them out of my pocket for Gym and put them on the table at the other side.
Don't know why it's there, it's just there.
After a while, I saw that they were gone.
I asked around, but nobody said anything.
As she left, John Parks said that she had them.
I tried catching up to ask her, but she went in the girl's locker room.
Now, if this item in question were more important, say, my PSP, I'd have dashed in there and punched her in the throat.
If you didn't know, I exaggerated, of course. I'd never do that to a woman, or run into their locker room, but still.
I told the Secretary about it, but she didn't do anything.
Then I brought it up to the Dean of students.
She said when she took care of the students in the office now, she'd deal with her, and told me to go to class.
I didn't bring it up to her myself though, because if you stole something, would you come clean a few hours later to the person you stole from?
Anyway, when I went to the office 8th hour, the Dean said that she claimed it was all hers.
I was shocked.
How the firetruck could she believe the biggest liar of the school?
When I asked her that, she asked "What files are on there?"
I recited what I remembered, and she said the drive wouldn't open the files.
I fear she deleted the files as a precautionary measure, but I have people to vouch for me.
She said she'd give it to Mr. Bade, the Techie, and if he couldn't get any files opened like the ones I said, he'd give it to her.
How else can I prove it's mine, if she deleted the files?
And about the cord, I actually had a legitimate reason (helping my friend get music on his MP3 player) that my friend verified for me.
I don't know why the Dean didn't give the cord back right then and there; but I can be sure that I'll get the cord back.