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

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"Never let them see you bleed," my father always used to say.

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The crack in the wall was only wide enough for a shadow to pass through.

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Sheila wasn't really missed at the office Christmas party, but at least she was thoughtful enough to send my Secret Santa gift ahead of time.

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"What's your sign?" I asked, trying to make small talk with the nervous sweaty man as he drove us back to his place.

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I told my little brother there was a secret at the bottom of the old well.

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"Misses Johnson just told me she hasn't seen her oldest son in almost three days," my wife told me with a worried look on her face.

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"Butter teeth," the old man mumbled to me.

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"Remember how fun the bumper cars at the Carnival Pier, were?" I asked my son.

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As I locked up the store to go home I heard the faint sounds of crying coming from the garbage can by the front door.

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When my son was three my wife and I lost him at Epcot.

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Title	Upvotes	Mark as read	Favorited	Rating	Add to a list
"Never let them see you bleed," my father always used to say.	1564
The crack in the wall was only wide enough for a shadow to pass through.	1168
Sheila wasn't really missed at the office Christmas party, but at least she was thoughtful enough to send my Secret Santa gift ahead of time.	1100
"What's your sign?" I asked, trying to make small talk with the nervous sweaty man as he drove us back to his place.	1060
I told my little brother there was a secret at the bottom of the old well.	829
"Misses Johnson just told me she hasn't seen her oldest son in almost three days," my wife told me with a worried look on her face.	708
"Butter teeth," the old man mumbled to me.	647
"Remember how fun the bumper cars at the Carnival Pier, were?" I asked my son.	553
As I locked up the store to go home I heard the faint sounds of crying coming from the garbage can by the front door.	546
When my son was three my wife and I lost him at Epcot.	512