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I’m not usually creeped out by animals seeing things. But when my labrador was sitting on my mother’s lap and I asked what she thought of my dog staring blankly into the hallway she said “What dog?”

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You live on a farm and the wifi goes out in the middle of your favorite TV show, and you suddenly notice how eerily quiet the animals are.

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When my mother passed away a few years ago I found a tin can with all my baby teeth in it.

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Spiders used to craw all over me—over my arms, my feet, my torso, my face—and when I got older my father started letting them enter my ears and mouth. I liked the company—even if they did weave their webs in my mouth—after all, who would befriend a corpse?

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I flinched and held on tight to my tickets as I heard a sharp click—the lights and machines turned off inside the Chuck E. Cheese.

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I woke up in the middle of the night to the sound of scratching coming from inside my bedroom closet.

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The last thing I remember was closing my eyes for a brief moment during the surgery. When I woke up, I realized I couldn't move or speak, but I could feel every incision and hear the sound of the doctor's laughter as they left the room.

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The hamster opened its mouth a little, then wider, then so wide that teeth sprouted out—pointing in all directions until the entire creature virtually flipped itself inside out.

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I coughed violently, staring back at the mirror into my exhausted, bloodshot eyes. I spit out several peanut shaped things into the sink, which sprouted legs and began to scurry down the drain.

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“I’m so sorry for asking, but can I use your bathroom?”

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Title	Upvotes	Mark as read	Favorited	Rating	Add to a list
I’m not usually creeped out by animals seeing things. But when my labrador was sitting on my mother’s lap and I asked what she thought of my dog staring blankly into the hallway she said “What dog?”	710
You live on a farm and the wifi goes out in the middle of your favorite TV show, and you suddenly notice how eerily quiet the animals are.	28
When my mother passed away a few years ago I found a tin can with all my baby teeth in it.	24
Spiders used to craw all over me—over my arms, my feet, my torso, my face—and when I got older my father started letting them enter my ears and mouth. I liked the company—even if they did weave their webs in my mouth—after all, who would befriend a corpse?	21
I flinched and held on tight to my tickets as I heard a sharp click—the lights and machines turned off inside the Chuck E. Cheese.	5
I woke up in the middle of the night to the sound of scratching coming from inside my bedroom closet.	2
The last thing I remember was closing my eyes for a brief moment during the surgery. When I woke up, I realized I couldn't move or speak, but I could feel every incision and hear the sound of the doctor's laughter as they left the room.	2
The hamster opened its mouth a little, then wider, then so wide that teeth sprouted out—pointing in all directions until the entire creature virtually flipped itself inside out.	1
I coughed violently, staring back at the mirror into my exhausted, bloodshot eyes. I spit out several peanut shaped things into the sink, which sprouted legs and began to scurry down the drain.	1
“I’m so sorry for asking, but can I use your bathroom?”	1