Count Dookkake
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She turns to me. I shart.
The mans relief upon waking alive after the life threatening brain surgery was the most powerful feeling he ever had. At least until it was replaced by the terrifying realisation that no one else would ever know.
I like the six word story exercise, actually.
My shot:
She said no. It mattered not.
He couldn't remember how long it had been since the lights went out.
It was lonely without stars.
buried alive?
I suppose you could do an abridged version of one of my favorite scary stories:
The babysitter, feeling uneasy, called their father to ask if she could move the clown statue. He responds, "we don't have a clown statue".
"Finally!" she says. "I'm famished."She turns to me. I shart.
99% turn around when they read the phrase, "Don't turn around." The ones that don't regret the decision.
He tapped his nails against the door until they took his fingers. He scraped his teeth against the door until they brought him scraps.
The glass encased pieces of me.
Many footsteps towards an endless horizon.
A cockpit set ablaze in orbit.
The teacher was pregnant once again. The child was both her son and her grandson.
Baby's first memory was her mother's last.
Also kind of off-topic, but I don't know where else to post.
Have you guys heard of the Pronunciation Book YouTube channel?
Pretty much for like three years this guy was pronouncing words then all of a sudden he started doing countdown videos that count down to September 24, 2013. The videos are warning people and if you watch them make very little sense. The weird part is that the same time this guy started doing countdown videos a .tor site went up that counts down to the same day and has a picture of Mathieu Orfila or was it Paracelsus I don't know I've never been on the site, but I remember it being some sort of "father of modern toxicology," anyways the site has a bunch of other text that makes no sense. I was just wondering if any of you have heard about this, its really creepy.
Guys YouTube channel btw http://www.youtube.com/user/pronunciationbook
The best horror often materialises when filling in the gaps.These stories seem to entirely rely on the reader filling in the gaps.
With mixed results.
This doesn't even make sense.Did you know some victims that have been tortured would retreat into a fantasy world and could not wake up.
The only way that they realized they need to wake up is to hear the words wake up repeatedly to them.
This was from a creepypasta, I just made it shorter.
In my attic I began cleaning out my items when I gazed upon a painting of an art museum. The painting illustrated a tour guide pointedly declaring "Modern man trapped in the attic!".
E3 approaches, I log onto GAF.
Banned.
This doesn't even make sense.
I still don't get it. I mean yeah, it was grammatically incorrect, but that wasn't my issue.He forgot a word.
"to hear the words wake up repeatedly to them."
should be
"to hear the words wake up said repeatedly to them."
I still don't get it. I mean yeah, it was grammatically incorrect, but that wasn't my issue.
I just don't get the story. :/