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Sentense: A teacher sends a student out of class for punishment

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one black eye looks a little lonely | During vs. while

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#1 (permalink) Sat Oct 11, 2008 6:59 am Sentense: A teacher sends a student out of class for punishment

Hey, What is it termed when: - a teacher sends a student out of class for punishment. - it's 2 o'clock but your watch shows 2:08 (I want to mention how fast your watch is, rather than just fast). - your computer freezes (the mouse doesn't move and you can't open any pages; you need to reset it)

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