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Re: Scary stories (dont read if you are easily scared)

Postby dannydevito » Sat Jan 01, 2011 5:16 am

My teddy bear is six foot tall,

And sits there slumped against the wall.

At night it unzips its furry skin,

And out steps something tall and thin.
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Re: Scary stories (dont read if you are easily scared)

Postby thekraken » Sat Jan 01, 2011 6:16 am

Earlier this week, on Sunday night, I had a dream in which I knew I was asleep. I was stood outside of my house in torrential rain at night and thought I needed to get inside in order to wake up. I approached the front door and placed my knuckles onto the door-window ready to knock. I knew that my next action would bring me one step closer to consciousness. The moment I knocked on the door, the thudding sound of the knock was so loud, so frightening and so real that it woke me from my sleep.

BANG BANG BANG

I jumped up immediately and listened out for a further knock at the door. I was roasting hot, sweating profusely and my heart was beating so hard, I don’t think I would have been able to tell the difference between a knock at the door and my thudding heart beat. After I came to my senses and realised that the possibility of the door knocking at the exact moment of dreaming it is incredibly low, I fell back to sleep.

Monday, the very following night, I had the same dream. Right back outside the front of the house in the pouring rain again, intensely staring at the house. I slowly walked to the front door, this time it was open. I walked in and went straight into the kitchen. I opened the cutlery drawer and pulled out the largest meat knife I have. I looked into my reflection through the blade of the knife.

If you stare directly into the reflection of your eyes for long enough, eventually it will hit you that someone is looking at you. You know it’s your reflection, but for just a second, you forget and become self conscious, as if it’s somebody else behind your reflection’s eyes. It didn’t take a second of looking at my reflection through the blade to realise that somebody else was looking back. The moment I realised it was somebody else wearing my grin in the reflection, I slammed the cutlery drawer shut.

BANG

Again, I shot up out of bed. The sound of the metal clanging in the drawer as it abruptly closed was so defined and so crystal clear, it couldn’t have been a dream. Really spooked this time, I went downstairs into the kitchen. I was half asleep and had to check. I opened the cutlery drawer. I was relieved to find the knife still in the drawer. I closed it and went back to bed. It took a little longer this time, but I fell asleep.

Tuesday night, my dream started with that grin in the reflection. From the look in his eyes, I could tell that the man in the reflection knew he was looking back at someone confused and scared. I found myself looking into the reflection of the knife, already in my hand, while stood outside of my house in the rain. The front door was open again. I walked into the house, directly up the stairs and into my bedroom. I looked at the bed and saw someone sleeping in it. It was me.

I knew what I was going to do, but also knew that I couldn’t stop myself. Instead, I kept think over and over again “Wake up”. My emotions were both in two extremes at once. I was terrified, but at the same time I was thrilled and excited to kill. “WAKE UP!”

I shot right out of bed and stood up. I was absolutely drenched in sweat, roasting hot, but relieved to find nobody stood in front of me with a knife. It took a few seconds to realise that I was gripping something tight in my hand. I knew what it was even before I looked down at it and saw my reflection in it. It was the meat knife, and this time the reflection in it looked terrified.

I don’t sleep anymore.
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Re: Scary stories (dont read if you are easily scared)

Postby dannydevito » Sat Jan 01, 2011 6:40 am

The white death

it's me and my friend he came in my house and slammed the door behind him. Breathing hard I asked him what's wrong he said "the white death is coming" she killed my aunt and my parents.
I asked him who that was he said that his parents were working at a hospital and a mental patient said that he was next to his sister who he claimed died from the white ghost he spoke before they put him on medicine. He said" she is not dead and not alive her skin burns and she always claims victims. She knocks on the door and 1 knock means she will take your skin for hers 2 knocks then she will take your eyes. 3 knocks and she will take your soul. 4 knocks then she will take your heart from your body. 5 knocks she will shred you to pieces.
Then the knocking began on my door to scared to open it. "she never stops till she claimed her victims. He saidshe will knock until you are dead. He said once someone tells the story to others once that person is dead she will come after the people who were told. That how his parents died and his aunt who was told the story died.
I wish he never came to my house I no I'm next to die and I'm sorry that I told you this story because now you will die. She will be coming for you. Goodbye.
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Re: Scary stories (dont read if you are easily scared)

Postby Chara Dreemurr » Sat Jan 01, 2011 7:35 am

I think that story was already posted...
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Re: Scary stories (dont read if you are easily scared)

Postby dannydevito » Sat Jan 01, 2011 8:00 am

Who the white death?
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Re: Scary stories (dont read if you are easily scared)

Postby BieberFever101x » Sat Jan 01, 2011 8:05 am

Peggy and her boyfriend Tommy were driving down a lonely stretch of highway at dusk when a thunderstorm came crashing down on them. Tommy slowed the car and they crept their way past a formidable abandoned house. Plastered all over the fences and trees were no trespassing signs.
A mile past the house, the car hydroplaned. Peggy screamed as the car slid off the road, plunging down into a gully. The car slammed into a large boulder, throwing Peggy violently into the door, before it came to a rest under a pecan tree. Her head banged against the window, and a stabbing pain shot through her shoulder and arm.
Tommy turned to her. “Are you all right? You’re bleeding!”
“Arm, shoulder. Feel bad,” Peggy managed to gasp.
Tommy glanced cautiously at her right arm. “I think your arm is broken,” he said, and he tore a strip off his shirt and pressed it to the cut on her head. “I’m going to call for help,” he said when it became obvious that the bleeding was not going to stop right away. But neither of them had their cell phones.
“That house we just passed will have a phone I can use.” Tommy said.
Peggy’s eyes popped wide open at this statement. Despite her pain, she remembered the creepy abandoned house. “Stay here. A . . . car . . . will come,”
“I can’t stay, Peggy,” Tommy said, “It could take hours for another car to come, and you‘re losing too much blood.” He tore another strip of his shirt and placed it gently on the cut on her head. Then he went out and retrieved a couple of blankets from the trunk to cover her with. “I’ll be back as soon as I can.” He raced out into the storm, shutting the dented car door behind him.
Peggy drifted in a kind of daze. Something at the back of her mind was making her uneasy. She slid down on to the floor and put her head on the seat, completely covering herself with the blankets, head and all. Feeling safer, she allowed the weariness caused by the wounds to take over and fell asleep.
Peggy wasn’t sure what woke her. Had a beam of light shown briefly through the blanket? Did she hear someone curse outside? She strained eyes and ears, but heard nothing save the soft thudding of the rain, and no light shown through the blanket now. If Tommy had arrived with the rescue squad, there surely would be noise and light and many voices. But she heard nothing save the swish of the rain and an occasional thumping noise which she put down to the rubbing of the branches of the pecan tree in the wind. The sound should have been comforting, but it was not. Goosebumps crawled across her arms – even the broken one -- and she almost ceased breathing for some time as some deep part of her inner mind instructed her to freeze and not make a sound.
She did not know how long fear kept her immobile. But suddenly the raw terror ceased, replaced by cold shivers of apprehension and a sick coil in her stomach that had nothing to do with her injuries. Something terrible had happened, she thought wearily, fear adding yet more fatigue to her already wounded body. Then she scolded herself for a ninny. It was just her sore head making her imagine things. Somewhat comforted by this thought, she dozed again, only vaguely aware of a new sound that had not been there before; a soft thud-thud sound as of something gently tapping the roof. Thud-thud. Pattering of the rain. Thud-thud. Silence. Sometimes she would almost waken and listen to it in a puzzled manner. Thud-thud. Patter of rain. Thud-thud. Had a branch dislodged from the tree?
Peggy wasn’t sure how long she’d been unconscious when she was awakened by a bright light blazing through the window of the car and the sound of male voices exclaiming in horror. A door was wrenched open, and someone crawled inside. She lifted her head and looked up at a young state policeman.
“Miss, are you all right?” he asked and then turned over his shoulder to call for help. Peggy told the officers her story and begged them to look for Tommy. They deftly avoided answering her and instead called the paramedics.
As the paramedics carried her carefully up the slope of the incline, Peggy looked back at the car—and saw a grotesque figure hanging from a branch of the pecan tree. For a moment, her brain couldn’t decipher what she was seeing in the bright lights of the police car parked at the side of the road. Then she heard a thud-thud sound as the foot of the figure scraped the top of the totaled car, and she started screaming over and over in horror. One of the police officers hastened to block her view and a paramedic fumbled for some valium to give her as her mind finally registered what she had seen. Tommy’s mangled, dead body was hanging from the pecan tree just above the car, and nailed to the center of his chest was a No Trespassing sign.
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Cause that's what I said I would do from the start
I'm not alive if I'm lonely, so please don't leave
Was it something I said or just my personality?
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Running 'round leaving scars
Collecting your jar of hearts
And tearing love apart
You're gonna catch a cold
From the ice inside your soul
So don't come back for me
Who do you think you are
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Pretty pretty please, Don't you ever ever feel Like you are less,
Less than perfect Pretty pretty please, If you ever, ever feel Like you're nothing
You'r are perfect to me! You're so mean, When you talk about yourself,
You were wrong! Change the voices in your head, Make them like you instead
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Re: Scary stories (dont read if you are easily scared)

Postby dannydevito » Sat Jan 01, 2011 8:16 am

I have herd a story like that just a little differemt
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Re: Scary stories (dont read if you are easily scared)

Postby Chara Dreemurr » Sat Jan 01, 2011 9:58 am

Me too.
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Re: Scary stories (dont read if you are easily scared)

Postby Li Syaoran » Sat Jan 01, 2011 11:34 am

thats quite a good creepy story, i thought it would turn out like the normal thud thud story, but no, it was much better
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Re: Scary stories (dont read if you are easily scared)

Postby dannydevito » Sun Jan 02, 2011 5:52 pm

Bump


When you sleep at night something wakes and crawls from under your bed when there is no light
He walks around in your room then he turns and stares at you.
He then gos to you parents room and murders them with a knife and then he gos to your bed and stabs you till your dead. Now he retires for a while waiting for some new family he can destroy
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