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Macaronius

I didn't make them, I'm sad to say.
I have a bunch of horror stories which I wrote somewhere.....

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all the way to Dublin, Whack follol de rah!*

Macaronius

110percentful wrote:

I can't decide if I love this thread, or if I hate it.

Why would you hate it?

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Min

110percentful wrote:

Min wrote:

ProtoZone wrote:

Min wrote:

You're coming to my house at 3 AM? Be respectful, GDI, it'll be 3 in the morning!

The story was creepy, but why exactly did it pick HIM?

DO NOT QUESTION THE HOLES IN THE PLOT!

Don't tell me what I can't question!

Just because you questioned who it picked, it's going to get you next.

DAMMIT.

/me loads epic RS2 rifle

The most minlicious of them all.

Percentful

Let me rephrase my previous statement.
I can't decide if I love this thread for all the creepy stories, or if I hate it for the fear I'll have when I wake up at 3 am in the morning.
I doubt I'll get nightmares, though. Once I got a stronger grip of reality, I was completely nightmare-free. I haven't had a nightmare in almost 2 years.

Just let it happen.

Percentful

Min wrote:

110percentful wrote:

Min wrote:

ProtoZone wrote:

Min wrote:

You're coming to my house at 3 AM? Be respectful, GDI, it'll be 3 in the morning!

The story was creepy, but why exactly did it pick HIM?

DO NOT QUESTION THE HOLES IN THE PLOT!

Don't tell me what I can't question!

Just because you questioned who it picked, it's going to get you next.

DAMMIT.

/me loads epic RS2 rifle

You think you can stop IT with a gun?
You can't stop it. You can only join it. >:3

Just let it happen.

Aviator

110percentful wrote:

Once I got a stronger grip of reality, I was completely nightmare-free. I haven't had a nightmare in almost 2 years.

I am at this point in my life, and these stories are pitiful if they want to scare me.

QUEEN OF SASS

It's like, I just love a cowboy
You know
I'm just like, I just, I know, it's bad
But I'm just like
Can I just like, hang off the back of your horse
And can you go a little faster?!

Macaronius

When thinking back to my earliest memories, nothing is concrete. A string of hazy images come to mind like random snapshots out of time, each one associated with certain feelings and emotions. They are imbued with a mystical dreamlike quality, a gift born of childhood naivety. The magic of every Christmas when Santa was still real, for example, is an experience of pure joy that is lost with maturity.

Many of these snapshots are impossible to place in any sort of context. They’re just…there, sunken in the crevices of the brain without rhyme or reason: playing with my dad’s beard in a wood-paneled room, him smiling down at me – comforting. Or discovering a long row of marching ants in someone’s wooded backyard, all by myself – exciting. Some of them don’t even seem real in hindsight. Did I actually fall from that tree by the lake, only to land on my feet without a scratch? Was it really a dream?

I don’t think so. Sure, I have memories of distant dreams, but there is a clear distinction between the dreams and reality of my past. I don’t know how I can tell, I just can. And for this reason one memory has always troubled me. The experience was so surreal, and yet certain details stand out with marked clarity.

I’m not exactly sure when it happened. I couldn’t have been older than five or six. My brother and I were sleeping in our bunk bed. Because he was older, he got the top bunk. I had just woken up, but it was still nighttime. Something felt different. I remember seeing and smelling the rain, but not hearing any. The window was open and it was very cold in the room. Why was the window open? The curtains were gently flapping but there was no breeze. The quiet was so intense it buzzed through my ears. I’d been lying on my side, with one arm dangling off the edge of the bed. Gradually I became aware that it was warmer near the floor. I felt some kind of heated breeze gently strike my hand, coming and going in short bursts. Finally I recognized it as someone’s breathing.

Then the woman slid out from under my bed. The nightlight showed that she had long blondish hair and wore a white nightgown, and in the dimness I thought it was my mother. I wasn’t at all scared. It’s funny how a child’s mind works. What’s mommy doing under the bed? Must be getting something, or checking for monsters. I was too tired to say anything and remained motionless, watching. The woman was on her back, but her face stayed in the shadows. She rolled over and crawled on all fours to the far end of the bed, then glided up the ladder to the top bunk. Her every movement was silky smooth and completely silent. She reminded me of a white ribbon dancing in the wind. I closed my eyes and fell back to sleep.

I also remember my brother telling me about a weird dream the next morning. He’d dreamt of a woman who lived “under the floor” and came out at night to play in the rain. When her clothes got soaked, she went back inside and would whisper things to anyone who was sleeping. It became a recurring dream for him until our family moved out of that house.

Strange, what the brain chooses to remember.

*Hunt the Hare and turn her down the rocky road
all the way to Dublin, Whack follol de rah!*

Macaronius

The video is said to be the final episode.
Allow me to give you description of the aforementioned video.
It is basically a group of poorly constructed puppets flailing spastically around as they scream maniacally.
At the ending, it cuts to a bizzare, yet mildly disturbing picture of a person dressed in a strange costume, then cuts to static.

*Hunt the Hare and turn her down the rocky road
all the way to Dublin, Whack follol de rah!*

Macaronius

One afternoon, a couple was traveling on by car when at a far distance they saw a woman in the middle of the road, waving frantically.

The wife told her husband to keep on driving because it might be too dangerous, but the husband decided to pass by slowly so he wouldn’t stay with the doubt on his mind of what might have happened and the chances of anyone being hurt. As they got closer, they noticed a woman with cuts and bruises on her face as well as on her arms. They then decide to stop and see if they could be of any help.

The cut and bruised woman was begging for help telling them that she had been in a car accident and that her husband and son, a new born baby, were still inside the car which was in a deep ditch. She told them that the husband was already dead but that her baby seemed to still be alive.

The husband that was traveling decided to get down and try to rescue the baby and he asked the hurt woman to stay with his wife inside the their car. When he got down he noticed two people in the front seats of the car but he didn’t pay any importance to it and took out the baby quickly and got up to take the baby to it’s mother. When he got up, he didn’t see the mother anywhere so he asked his wife where she had gone. She told him that the woman followed him back to the crashed car.

When the husband went back to look for her, he noticed that clearly the couple in the front seats were dead, one of whom was unmistakeably the woman who had flagged them down.

*Hunt the Hare and turn her down the rocky road
all the way to Dublin, Whack follol de rah!*

Macaronius

I know, lol.

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all the way to Dublin, Whack follol de rah!*

Macaronius

Once there was an ugly turtle.
He was so ugly, that everybody died.

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all the way to Dublin, Whack follol de rah!*

Macaronius

That story is dedicated to turtlelink.

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all the way to Dublin, Whack follol de rah!*

TKOWL

There was a really creepy story one of my classmate's mothers told us. It would take about an hour to tell, though.

Macaronius

Just give us a synopsis.

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Macaronius

Link-Hero wrote:

@ProtoZone
I watched that video yet it didn't effect me what so ever...

Whatever

[Edited by Macaronius]

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