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

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He was sitting on the sand with his wife and daughter when the shoreline suddenly receded.

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My sister was always able to piss me off with her constant fidgeting and tapping on things.

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By an odd stroke of luck, my husband and I were overwhelmed with relief when our missing 3-year-old was found alive in the wilderness.

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I look down at my wife's bloodied face and weep for what feels like the millionth time.

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The little boy in the basement heard 'SOS' and remembered how it is a signal for help, and was filled with hope for his imminent escape.

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I was startled when a stranger approached me and somehow knew my full name.

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Have you ever turned off the hallway light at nighttime and ran to your bedroom, only to lock yourself in until morning?

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After 2 long hours, the police had finally arrived and were about to lead us to safety.

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The tests came back and my friends and I were expecting something like 'Old age', 'Cancer', even 'Car accident'.

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My 'thing' has always been elevator riding in hotels - I press buttons and go where it takes me.

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Title	Upvotes	Mark as read	Favorited	Rating	Add to a list
He was sitting on the sand with his wife and daughter when the shoreline suddenly receded.	162
My sister was always able to piss me off with her constant fidgeting and tapping on things.	157
By an odd stroke of luck, my husband and I were overwhelmed with relief when our missing 3-year-old was found alive in the wilderness.	116
I look down at my wife's bloodied face and weep for what feels like the millionth time.	111
The little boy in the basement heard 'SOS' and remembered how it is a signal for help, and was filled with hope for his imminent escape.	68
I was startled when a stranger approached me and somehow knew my full name.	39
Have you ever turned off the hallway light at nighttime and ran to your bedroom, only to lock yourself in until morning?	34
After 2 long hours, the police had finally arrived and were about to lead us to safety.	30
The tests came back and my friends and I were expecting something like 'Old age', 'Cancer', even 'Car accident'.	27
My 'thing' has always been elevator riding in hotels - I press buttons and go where it takes me.	23