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

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Shark Island in Central Namibia involved the torture and neglect of thousands of African men, women, and children by the German Empire from 1905-1907.

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“When will the train get here daddy?”

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As I got out of the car, my daughter ran up to my wife to hug her beloved mother, but for the entire drive back home I knew it wasn't her.

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Carol searched around the house endlessly for her dog but couldn’t find him anywhere.

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I can send brief, direct messages to you in this hyper-realistic simulation only on extremely rare occasions.

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To comfort my son, I asked the magic eight ball if there were any monsters in the house.

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Travis always wanted to figure out why his Dad left just after his birth.

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"I already checked under your bed George, there's no monster down there, " I say to my son as I tuck him in for the night.

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Shark Island in Central Namibia involved the torture and neglect of thousands of African men, women, and children by the German Empire from 1905-1907.	3
“When will the train get here daddy?”	2
As I got out of the car, my daughter ran up to my wife to hug her beloved mother, but for the entire drive back home I knew it wasn't her.	1
Carol searched around the house endlessly for her dog but couldn’t find him anywhere.	1
I can send brief, direct messages to you in this hyper-realistic simulation only on extremely rare occasions.	1
To comfort my son, I asked the magic eight ball if there were any monsters in the house.	1
Travis always wanted to figure out why his Dad left just after his birth.	1
"I already checked under your bed George, there's no monster down there, " I say to my son as I tuck him in for the night.	1