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	Nicknamed "Merry Prankster", Teatar is 30 years dead when recalled by his colleagues in {{RM}}. It was because of him that [[Unseen University]] introduced a custom of one day's lying-in-state for deceased faculty, evidently owing to him having played his favorite prank - painting his face green and playing dead, then opening the coffin lid mid-funeral and yelling "Surprise!" - either too often or too convincingly.		Nicknamed "Merry Prankster", Teatar is 30 years dead when recalled by his colleagues in {{RM}}. It was because of him that [[Unseen University]] introduced a custom of one day's lying-in-state for deceased faculty, evidently owing to him having played his favorite prank - painting his face green and playing dead, then opening the coffin lid mid-funeral and yelling "Surprise!" - either too often or too convincingly.

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Nicknamed "Merry Prankster", Teatar is 30 years dead when recalled by his colleagues in {{RM}}. It was because of him that [[Unseen University]] introduced a custom of one day's lying-in-state for deceased faculty, evidently owing to him having played his favorite prank - painting his face green and playing dead, then opening the coffin lid mid-funeral and yelling "Surprise!" - either too often or too convincingly.