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I think they were just examining it- it has a removable cape and shovel as well .

It is nice taking the risk, though. There is a mean teacher at my school for 8th grade, however, so if I get him I'm not sure what he will think of my Squid lol. I'm hoping it won't get taken away.

What kind of teacher is he? Will he be your homeroom teacher?

I guess, in his classroom, I would maybe hide the squid from him. He probably wouldn't take it away, though.

One more thing: tell your friends, if they want to look at the squid, to be careful with it.

They shouldn't be taking the squid's head off.

He's not very nice, to be honest. He acts in a manner that is very passive-aggressive and quite hostile. I'm not sure if he will be my homeroom teacher yet.

I am definitely hiding the Squid from him in his classroom. Nobody takes my Squid toy lol .

I will; I had to hot glue its head back on because it wouldn't stay . I don't think anybody has ever said to not take a squid's head off before .

It's your squid. Toy squids don't hurt anybody. I wish that guy named "The Squid" still posted.

He was autistic, he had sensory sensitivities---but he took care of his family.

I wish he still posted too; I could tell him I had a creepy looking toy named after him .

Nobody should take anyone's toys or other possessions without asking to see them. I think you are doing right by hiding it out of other people's view so they can't destroy it.

Yeah, I'm going to try and hide it better next school year. I don't really like it very much when other people take my things and break them.