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Nobody knows for sure what happens after you die, but I definitely didn't imagine this.

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The kid signalled excitedly from the back window of the car for the truck driver to blow the horn, and he was happy to do so.

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I used to think the scariest thing about living alone would be choking on a peanut and nobody being there to do the Heimlich maneuver.

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99% charged

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Breakfast with mommy and daddy is my favorite part of the morning.

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My father always encouraged creativity.

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When someone is constantly knocking at the front door, I easily get annoyed by this and rush to answer it.

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The monsters under your beds can be real.....

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Despite what Uncle thought of her singing, Lydia considered herself fortunate that Mother had left her tongue in.

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Title	Upvotes	Mark as read	Favorited	Rating	Add to a list
Nobody knows for sure what happens after you die, but I definitely didn't imagine this.	30
[deleted by user]	30
The kid signalled excitedly from the back window of the car for the truck driver to blow the horn, and he was happy to do so.	30
I used to think the scariest thing about living alone would be choking on a peanut and nobody being there to do the Heimlich maneuver.	30
99% charged	30
Breakfast with mommy and daddy is my favorite part of the morning.	30
My father always encouraged creativity.	30
When someone is constantly knocking at the front door, I easily get annoyed by this and rush to answer it.	30
The monsters under your beds can be real.....	30
Despite what Uncle thought of her singing, Lydia considered herself fortunate that Mother had left her tongue in.	30