Here are a couple of my posts taken from a similar thread from 2009:
#1
My brother and I were playing hide and go seek in the house we grew up in. Our rooms were at opposite ends of an "L" shaped hall. I was the seeker and was counting while staring out my door way in case he ran by.
Sure enough, he runs by my room, through our kitchen and ducks into our guest room. So I run in there WHILE I'm looking at him, and he goes behind the bedroom wall. A split second later I'm in the room and he's nowhere to be found.
I yelled my brother's name in distress and he answered back "I'm not playing!" from his room at the other end of the hall. Needless to say I was scared shitless, and at that point so was my brother. We searched and there was no one else in the house. Additionally, there was nowhere for whoever/ whatever that was to exit from or hide.
W T F.
And #2
I was 15 years old. I had what I considered to be a pretty shitty home life (major asshole step father) so I tried to get out of thehouse for any reason possible.
My older brother was dating a girl who went to a Methodist youth group, so I decided I would start going to attain some freedom. Youth group was every Sunday from 6pm to 8pm, with an hour of some physical sport followed by an hour of snacking and talking about real life applications of biblical morals (small price to pay to be out of the house). The discussion area took place in a bungalow about 20m just outside the church.
On this particular night, we had run short of punch. I was elected to go into the church kitchen and make some punch. The church was dark and creepy, and the lights were on a timer I could not override to turn them on. About half way through mixing the punch I started feeling really uneasy but just figured I was being a lame ass.
I began my trek to the front of the church when I heard everyone out front laughing and carrying on. I was really happy because this meant no bible discussion and more horseplay. In fact there were more voices than I could count so that meant the late-comers had arrived. Woohoo!!! They were so loud! I opened the front door to a deathly silence and not a soul in sight. Nothing, no wind, just a clear summer evening.
W T F.
#1
My brother and I were playing hide and go seek in the house we grew up in. Our rooms were at opposite ends of an "L" shaped hall. I was the seeker and was counting while staring out my door way in case he ran by.
Sure enough, he runs by my room, through our kitchen and ducks into our guest room. So I run in there WHILE I'm looking at him, and he goes behind the bedroom wall. A split second later I'm in the room and he's nowhere to be found.
I yelled my brother's name in distress and he answered back "I'm not playing!" from his room at the other end of the hall. Needless to say I was scared shitless, and at that point so was my brother. We searched and there was no one else in the house. Additionally, there was nowhere for whoever/ whatever that was to exit from or hide.
W T F.
And #2
I was 15 years old. I had what I considered to be a pretty shitty home life (major asshole step father) so I tried to get out of thehouse for any reason possible.
My older brother was dating a girl who went to a Methodist youth group, so I decided I would start going to attain some freedom. Youth group was every Sunday from 6pm to 8pm, with an hour of some physical sport followed by an hour of snacking and talking about real life applications of biblical morals (small price to pay to be out of the house). The discussion area took place in a bungalow about 20m just outside the church.
On this particular night, we had run short of punch. I was elected to go into the church kitchen and make some punch. The church was dark and creepy, and the lights were on a timer I could not override to turn them on. About half way through mixing the punch I started feeling really uneasy but just figured I was being a lame ass.
I began my trek to the front of the church when I heard everyone out front laughing and carrying on. I was really happy because this meant no bible discussion and more horseplay. In fact there were more voices than I could count so that meant the late-comers had arrived. Woohoo!!! They were so loud! I opened the front door to a deathly silence and not a soul in sight. Nothing, no wind, just a clear summer evening.
W T F.