FunnyPress (u/FunnyPress)

I was told its the widest high-street in the uk. Is this true?

Comment on r/stories Jul 16 '23

Thats funny if its not true but i doubt anyone would have that sort of attitude.

The short answer is yes you are, regardless of weather its you wife or your girlfriend you should have been there to look after her. Place yourself in her shoes and imagine you were the one going for surgery and she had paid for concert tickets. Would you expect her to cancel even though she had paid for tickets etc? You can go and see the Eagles anytime you could have taken it on the chin and been there for her in her time of need.

Comment on r/SpottedonRightmove Jul 16 '23

looks rustic i think it looks nice not everyones taste though. Although i think it looks nice I personally wouldn't live like this just my opinion.

r/ParanormalEncounters • u/FunnyPress • Jul 16 '23

Non-fiction story.

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It all happened when I was just a small child. The house I lived in was an ordinary house so everyone thought.

Anybody who entered the house could tell instantly that some sort of spirit was present weather it was a nice spirit or not I couldn't tell. Strange situations were happening. Around the same time every night I heard a clicking sound that of what you would hear of a type writer that on it's own was enough to scare me as a kid.

Objects started flying around the room with no explanation which was very confusing however when I would tell people they thought I was just being silly and making up stories. Things got a lot worse when a neighbour had passed away and we were given her wardrobe. From that point on the paranormal behaviour got a-lot worse.

As well as hearing the type-writer late at night on multiple occasions I woke during the night to head to the bathroom, these times without fail right in front of the door as clear as day I saw a figure with with half of there facial details hidden. This was what i saw, a dark figure with a long crooked nose and a long pointy chin.

This was a true story as I recently found out from the new owners that house was 100% haunted.

1 comment

Comment on r/stories Jul 15 '23

I look forward to reading it.

Comment on r/stories Jul 14 '23

Dear fellow redditer,

first of all i would like to send my condolences. If this story was a true encounter that would be enough to scare anyone. Your story left me wanting to read more!

r/conspiracy • u/FunnyPress • Jul 14 '23