66 Creepy *** Stories That Will Ruin Your Day

[greyhammer90]

Thanks for posting! I was in the right place at the "nosleep" section...but I couln't find it

Pat, with you having newborns I don't know if I'd read those. Be prepared to sleep outside their door with a bat or something lol.

 

[ulukinatme]

Pat, with you having newborns I don't know if I'd read those. Be prepared to sleep outside their door with a bat or something lol.

Yup, I've got two that are 3 and under with another on the way...I'm thinking my wife may be right about opting for home schooling.

 

[Irish#1]

This is a true story. I know because it just happened to me.

I worked for a company for five years. I reported to the CFO. I busted a$$ and took the company from the dark ages of technology to current, efficient, cost saving technology across the board. In the five years we had less than 10 meetings and they usually lasted five minutes or less. You could tell he didn't care what I had to say and he never once provided direction. This last March I'm called into the conference room where my boss and the HR guy are sitting. The HR guy says I'm being let go because "It's just not working out." My boss then gets up and leaves me and the HR guy by ourselves. I'm shocked to say the least.

I make the 70 minute drive home wondering how I'm going to tell the wife. After telling my wife, she's livid knowing what I did for the company, the sacrifices I made and how I made that long drive every day.

She looks at me and says "He didn't appreciate a thing you did for them. He'll die of a heart attack in six months".

He died in his sleep of a heart attack last Saturday.

Yes, this is true.

 

[greyhammer90]

This is a true story. I know because it just happened to me.

I worked for a company for five years. I reported to the CFO. I busted a$$ and took the company from the dark ages of technology to current, efficient, cost saving technology across the board. In the five years we had less than 10 meetings and they usually lasted five minutes or less. You could tell he didn't care what I had to say and he never once provided direction. This last March I'm called into the conference room where my boss and the HR guy are sitting. The HR guy says I'm being let go because "It's just not working out." My boss then gets up and leaves me and the HR guy by ourselves. I'm shocked to say the least.

I make the 70 minute drive home wondering how I'm going to tell the wife. After telling my wife, she's livid knowing what I did for the company, the sacrifices I made and how I made that long drive every day.

She looks at me and says "He didn't appreciate a thing you did for them. He'll die of a heart attack in six months".

He died in his sleep of a heart attack last Saturday.

Yes, this is true.

Do NOT cheat on that woman! Lol

 

[ulukinatme]

Alright, I just read the trilogy of those stories posted above...holy ****

 

[ACamp1900]

Do NOT cheat on that woman! Lol

Irish#1 reads this and thinks, "Oh shoot, you're probably right!!"

 

[IrishSteelhead]

The pen pal trilogy is awesome! Thanks for ensuring a loud fart will make me jump 10 feet the rest of the week.

 

[greyhammer90]

The pen pal trilogy is awesome! Thanks for ensuring a loud fart will make me jump 10 feet the rest of the week.

To be clear it's not just a trilogy. There's 5 total parts I think. I think the first 3 are without a doubt the best of the series though. But yeah lol, I locked my door twice for a couple weeks after reading those.

 

[NDdomer2]

what the fvck

I saw this little bird walking on the street when suddenly a seagull grabbed it in it’s mouth. Seagull started to smash this helpless bird against the ground few times. After a while it ate the bird and I saw a bump on seagull’s neck like the bird was stuck in it’s throat. Then it flew off.

I was just standing there and said: “What the ****, seagulls shouldn’t do that.”

**** seagulls.

 

[IrishSteelhead]

To be clear it's not just a trilogy. There's 5 total parts I think. I think the first 3 are without a doubt the best of the series though. But yeah lol, I locked my door twice for a couple weeks after reading those.

Awesome. 2 more reasons to sleep with the lights on.

 

[Me2SouthBend]

I was on vacation in Ithaca with my boyfriend at the time.

We had literally, I’m talking 10 minutes, just gotten into town and stopped at a suspension bridge near Cornell’s campus. I’m terrified of heights and, so, my boyfriend was coaxing me step by step over the bridge. It was gorgeous and we stopped at the middle to take a picture.

On the side we had come from there was a parking lot with steps leading to the bottom of the gorge but on the far side there were hiking paths with no barrier.

A woman walked past us and offered to take a picture for us. We declined and she smiled and walked quickly to the far side of the bridge where she smoothly jumped off into the gorge. There was not a second of hesitation, it was almost like she expected the path to keep going.

The sound of a person hitting the ground from a jump like that sticks with you.



HOLY ****.

Anytime a post from Pat starts with "I was on vacation in Ithaca with my boyfriend at the time" you know something has gone horribly wrong.

 

[irishpat183]

Lol!!!


Just finished the 3 stories...unbelievable story telling. Very creepy.

Being scared is awesome. But it's a different feeling now that I have kids. You're more worried and "scared" for them than yourself.

Crazy stuff!!!

 

[irishpat183]

Anytime a post from Pat starts with "I was on vacation in Ithaca with my boyfriend at the time" you know something has gone horribly wrong.

Lol....awesome

 

[greyhammer90]

Here's one of my favorite scary comics, you don't need to know the language to get the story.

2011 미스테리 단편 :: 네이버 만화

 

[IrishinTN]

I have too many, but one that happened I no one will believe, but it still creeps me out when I think about it 30 years later.

Me and two of my best friends were walking down the street of Adamstown, PA, one late fall evening. The only thing to do for 15 year olds in that town was to go to the YMCA.

We were half way there when we notice someone in a white dress walking on the other side of the street in our direction. After a few feet, we notice it's a woman in a wedding dress. We can't stop staring at her and we're asking questions anyone would ask like, "What the blank is she doing?"

She is still heading towards us and is directly across the street as we near the YMCA and we are staring and can't take our eyes off it because it makes no sense. Why would a woman be walking along in a wedding dress on a weeknight at this time of night alone?

She had a veil over her face and the lace in the arms of the dress was wisping slowing in the wind like white tendrils. We couldn't see her feet because the dress was dragging on the ground, but I'd swear to this day it seemed like she was floating.

When she got directly across from us, we finally looked away as we neared the Y, but at the bottom of the steps, not 5 seconds later, we looked back for her and she was gone. Poof! Just vanished.

We looked at each other and just screamed like girls and ran into the building. It still creeps me out when I think about it.

About a month after that, my parents bought a book on local ghost stories and sure enough, what did I find in it? The story of the Bride of Adamstown. A woman whose husband died on their wedding day and she supposedly still walks the streets in search of him.

I can tell you personally, there is no supposedly about it. She still does it.

 

[BurningRiver]

Here's one of my favorite scary comics, you don't need to know the language to get the story.

2011 미스테리 단편 :: 네이버 만화

Holy **** that one got me. I just slammed my laptop shut and jumped out of my seat.

 

[gkIrish]

Here's one of my favorite scary comics, you don't need to know the language to get the story.

2011 미스테리 단편 :: 네이버 만화

@@!$%(#

 

[greyhammer90]

@@!$%(#

Brown stains?

 

[gkIrish]

Brown stains?

I don't know why I'm doing this to myself. Watching NBA and reading all this **** in my room alone in the dark. If the TV turns off randomly I might scream.

 

[greyhammer90]

I have too many, but one that happened I no one will believe, but it still creeps me out when I think about it 30 years later.

Me and two of my best friends were walking down the street of Adamstown, PA, one late fall evening. The only thing to do for 15 year olds in that town was to go to the YMCA.

We were half way there when we notice someone in a white dress walking on the other side of the street in our direction. After a few feet, we notice it's a woman in a wedding dress. We can't stop staring at her and we're asking questions anyone would ask like, "What the blank is she doing?"

She is still heading towards us and is directly across the street as we near the YMCA and we are staring and can't take our eyes off it because it makes no sense. Why would a woman be walking along in a wedding dress on a weeknight at this time of night alone?

She had a veil over her face and the lace in the arms of the dress was wisping slowing in the wind like white tendrils. We couldn't see her feet because the dress was dragging on the ground, but I'd swear to this day it seemed like she was floating.

When she got directly across from us, we finally looked away as we neared the Y, but at the bottom of the steps, not 5 seconds later, we looked back for her and she was gone. Poof! Just vanished.

We looked at each other and just screamed like girls and ran into the building. It still creeps me out when I think about it.

About a month after that, my parents bought a book on local ghost stories and sure enough, what did I find in it? The story of the Bride of Adamstown. A woman whose husband died on their wedding day and she supposedly still walks the streets in search of him.

I can tell you personally, there is no supposedly about it. She still does it.

Nice one!

 

[ulukinatme]

There's more than just those first three, but the best are definitely the first three stories of the series. It's actually about to get expanded on as a book.

Holy crap. For some reason I got it into my head that this whole story was based on fact, or parts of it were true. I'm not sure what caused that idea to get into my head, but it made the first few parts more intense! After reading a couple parts I realized that too much was going on for it to be somewhat factual. Still a damn good read though!

I just finished parts 4, 5, and 6. I think all 6 parts are pretty good, and if you read the first 3 parts, everyone might as well finish parts 4, 5, and 6.

Here they all are:

Footsteps : nosleep
Balloons : nosleep
Boxes : nosleep
Maps : nosleep
Screens : nosleep
Friends : nosleep

 

[irishpat183]

I just got back from the 4th sweep of the house and surrounding grounds....

Tried to get up the stairs before the lights went out in the kitchen...stubbed my toe.

Can't stop reading scary stories. That comic nearly have me a heart attack.

 

[irishpat183]

I don't know why I'm doing this to myself. Watching NBA and reading all this **** in my room alone in the dark. If the TV turns off randomly I might scream.

This ****ing baby monitor might as well have murder scenes playing on loop...I refuse to look at it.

 

[arrowryan]

I want to open that link for the scary comic but I can't lie, I'm a huge puss when it comes to scary things

 

[greyhammer90]

I just got back from the 4th sweep of the house and surrounding grounds....

Tried to get up the stairs before the lights went out in the kitchen...stubbed my toe.

Can't stop reading scary stories. That comic nearly have me a heart attack.

I love those kind of nights. I'm not usually a scary story guy, but when I read them, I go on binges.

 

[greyhammer90]

This ****ing baby monitor might as well have murder scenes playing on loop...I refuse to look at it.

LOL

 

[arrowryan]

Washington Hall at Notre Dame is haunted, next time any of you visit you should check it out

 

[irishpat183]

I want to open that link for the scary comic but I can't lie, I'm a huge puss when it comes to scary things

Do it. We took the plunge.

If I'm going to **** the bed tonight because the bathroom is too dark and creepy to get up, I better not be the only one!

 

[BurningRiver]

I'm really glad I'm living in a dorm built in 1996, with all the lights on, surrounded by other people right now.

Also I've completely abandoned the notes I should be studying for my exam tomorrow.

 

[greyhammer90]

I want to open that link for the scary comic but I can't lie, I'm a huge puss when it comes to scary things

DO IT. GET SCARED WITH US. ONE OF US. ONE OF US. GOOBLE GOBBLE GOOBLE GOBBLE.

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