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coyot posted...

Some recess or after school monitor confiscated mine, and she never returned it. I was 5 years old. She was like 38. I always presumed her daughters inherited the cards because they were a trashy family.

It didnt make sense. I was playing while waiting to be picked up after school.

A cousin was expelled in middle school for his Pokmon card stealing ring.

I stole an annoying kids pack in 5th grade. Not for money (none were valuable), but out of spite.

Mine got confiscated on the school bus. Some jackass was mad because I wouldn't trade with him and yelled "he has Pokemon cards" so the driver literally stopped the bus and made me go give them to her. She said my parents could go pick them up.

The kid had instant regret. He probably thought I would deny it or try to hide them or rat him out too, or whatever. Kid was an ass hat literally at all times, so it surprised me that he actually seemed to feel bad about it. He kept saying "your parents will go get them."

Thing is, there was no way in hell I was going to tell my parents I owned them at all, let alone took them to school, because that was not JUST engaging in evil science and demon worship, but even worse, breaking the school rules.

Now, my sister was on the bus too, so she jumped on the opportunity to get me in trouble anyway. But I never even brought up the getting them back thing because that would have made things worse, so naturally, I never got them back.

As for what happened to them, I do know one teacher gave confiscated-and-not-reclaimed Pokemon cards away to whoever wanted them on the last day of school. This I know because I was one of the two kids there. The other kid accepted them.