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My family was playing Charades at New Year and we were all in stitches at my dad's performance of 'The Walking Dead'.

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The air was already a mist of blood and fluids, yet with every head I hit, two more grew back in its place.

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[JAN21] The year was 1821 when Solomon sealed himself and his family in their stone cellar to survive the coming Rapture.

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I had been faithful to the church all my life, so what I glimpsed through the vestry curtains that day shook my beliefs to their foundation.

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The Council found me guilty and my wife chose the sentence.

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I’d only asked what’s for dinner but dad snapped at me, “Quit whining, your mother's cooking tonight!”

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I couldn’t give up on my patient, even after the doctor told me that, despite being fully conscious, he would never move again.

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She stole my heart.

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Jake promised us it would be just like class when you made a human circuit to light a lightbulb, so we all held hands in a chain and I held the ground terminal on my dad’s garage, and Jake - at the other end of the chain - put his hand on the pylon.

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Title	Upvotes	Mark as read	Favorited	Rating	Add to a list
My family was playing Charades at New Year and we were all in stitches at my dad's performance of 'The Walking Dead'.	389
The air was already a mist of blood and fluids, yet with every head I hit, two more grew back in its place.	150
[JAN21] The year was 1821 when Solomon sealed himself and his family in their stone cellar to survive the coming Rapture.	99
I had been faithful to the church all my life, so what I glimpsed through the vestry curtains that day shook my beliefs to their foundation.	54
The Council found me guilty and my wife chose the sentence.	42
I’d only asked what’s for dinner but dad snapped at me, “Quit whining, your mother's cooking tonight!”	42
I couldn’t give up on my patient, even after the doctor told me that, despite being fully conscious, he would never move again.	36
She stole my heart.	27
Jake promised us it would be just like class when you made a human circuit to light a lightbulb, so we all held hands in a chain and I held the ground terminal on my dad’s garage, and Jake - at the other end of the chain - put his hand on the pylon.	2