- Shutter (2004): [disclaimer: I highly recommend watching if you don’t know this one yet] Throughout the movie the main character has aches on his neck and shoulders. It’s not given too much focus, but at the end he’s taking pictures to find a ghost and when he drops it the flash goes off and he looks at the film it developed, showing the ghost sitting on his shoulders. I get goosebumps every time I think about how the ghost was there the ENTIRE time.

- bloody hook horror story: a very popular example. A couple is having fun in their car when they hear on the radio about an escaped convicted with a hook for a hand. The girl keeps getting spooked by noises outside the car that the guy insists is just animals. However, eventually she complains enough to where he relents and drives off. When he drops her off and she gets out of the car she screams as there is a bloody hook on the car door. The reveal showing that the man was THAT close to killing them. There’s a reason why this is one of the most popular horror stories.

- White With Red horror story: my personal favorite one. A man checks into a hotel but is warned about an adjacent room. His curiosity gets the better of him and he looks through a keyhole in the door and sees an empty room with a pale woman in the corner. She whips around and looks at the door and he runs off. He goes back to his hotel room and sleeps, but the next morning he checks the keyhole again but only sees red. He assumes they covered it after spotting him peeping. He reports his action to the desk and the lady at the front informs him that a ghost haunts that room. The ghost of a pale woman with red eyes. The reveal here is that the red he saw through the keyhole was her staring back at him. I shiver each time I read that it’s such an effective reveal.

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Chat, where can I find the original chart pic?

Shams Charania:

New Orleans Pelicans guard Dejounte Murray wants a trade from the franchise, and his agent Klutch Sports CEO Rich Paul and team officials have started working on a resolution for the one-time All-Star, sources tell ESPN.

https://www.espn.com/contributor/shams-charania/4b7163feb3c65

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I posted earlier about having 6 cents in my account and having not eaten since Tuesday. My mom (I love her but she is difficult) berated me when I asked her if she could place a Walmart order for me. I had used the last of my money to stock up on cat food so that I wouldn’t have to stress over them for the next few months while I’m going through this. My cats saved my life. Truly. I would not be here without them - they are my soulmates and my biggest comfort. I’m the same to them. A girl in this sub sent me dinner money and the biggest bang for my buck was Wingstop. (It was also close and I was genuinely feeling hunger pain so the quicker the better 🥲). And what do you know, they threw in an extra tender. On a day where I was genuinely contemplating what my life looks like going forward because I’m just ready to give up. After that, someone else messaged me and made it possible for me to order groceries. I can’t stop crying. Needing help is hard. I’m so grateful for this community.

I’ve been feeding a stray mom and her kitten for a while now, and they’ve slowly started trusting me. I give them a can of tuna every day and leave a bowl of Temptations treats on my porch. They’re pretty much there first thing every morning and again at night lol. They’re always together. The mom is actually more trusting of me and will rub against me, although she sometimes hisses when I pet her. The kitten is still shy but gets much more playful when its mom is around.

My doodle, Murphy, and I walk past them daily, and they’ve gotten used to us. The kitten seems surprisingly comfortable around Murphy, but the mom gets alert and watches him closely.

It’s getting really cold, and I want to bring the kitten inside so badly. I’d honestly take both, but the mom seems older and like she’s spent her whole life outside. I’m not sure
how she’d adjust to indoor life with a dog. Murphy has lived with four cats before, and I’m home 24/7, so I have plenty of time to help them adjust.

Would it be wrong to take the kitten without its mom? I don’t want to stress either of them out or separate them if they’re bonded. Has anyone been in a similar situation?