/u/RScommitted's posts in /r/TwoSentenceHorror

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I heard an awkward crunch as I was backing out of the driveway.

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As I lay on the shop floor, bleeding incessantly from the wound caused by a blade slipping from its track, I held on to hope to know that the morning shift would arrive in 15 minutes.

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Today marks 25 years free of my addiction.

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After many years of pleading, I finally convinced my grandfather to bring me to the old gold mine he found in the '40s and kept hidden from everyone he knew.

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I threw my hands into the air and cheered wildly from my balcony seat as my team scored in the final seconds to win the game.

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"Arrest..." the officer kept mumbling under his breath as he drove me to the station to be booked.

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It's fascinating that your brain will not let you stop breathing as a mechanism to keep you alive.

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"It started as just a cough, but when it got really scratchy and the specks of blood started, I came straight here," my wife said to the doctor, holding back another hacking cough.

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"I always work better after a couple of drinks," I could hear him say, chortling to his co-workers.

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As a prison guard, the second-worst thing that could ever happen is an inmate's death on your watch.

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Title	Upvotes	Mark as read	Favorited	Rating	Add to a list
I heard an awkward crunch as I was backing out of the driveway.	128
As I lay on the shop floor, bleeding incessantly from the wound caused by a blade slipping from its track, I held on to hope to know that the morning shift would arrive in 15 minutes.	127
Today marks 25 years free of my addiction.	126
After many years of pleading, I finally convinced my grandfather to bring me to the old gold mine he found in the '40s and kept hidden from everyone he knew.	124
I threw my hands into the air and cheered wildly from my balcony seat as my team scored in the final seconds to win the game.	121
"Arrest..." the officer kept mumbling under his breath as he drove me to the station to be booked.	117
It's fascinating that your brain will not let you stop breathing as a mechanism to keep you alive.	116
"It started as just a cough, but when it got really scratchy and the specks of blood started, I came straight here," my wife said to the doctor, holding back another hacking cough.	111
"I always work better after a couple of drinks," I could hear him say, chortling to his co-workers.	110
As a prison guard, the second-worst thing that could ever happen is an inmate's death on your watch.	109