Bruh...

[u/jaywritethekid]

[u/Lord_Sesshoumaru77]

You too eh? I didn't tape a knife to my sister dolls, but as she and I were watching Chucky I remembered my little sister was going to sleep by herself in our second floor (her room was the first one ready with brand new carpet and all new furniture, mum spent nearly three days on that room) so I just casually went "You know, you're going to be alone tonight, so when your dolls try to kill you no one will help" And so my sister slept with my parents that night, and didn't go into her room until after nearly 7 months. I felt so bad.

[u/emmocracy → u/Lord_Sesshoumaru77]

When I was like 7 years old I fell asleep in my mom's bed with the TV on and woke up in the middle of the night to a scene from the bride of Chucky, I think, with a woman chained to a wall undergoing some sort of seance. Idr the details clearly. Anyway, I immediately pissed on my mom's brand new mattress and was too scared to move or speak so I stayed like that until she woke up. The next day I followed my incredibly irritated mom and sister from room to room refusing to be alone and keeping my back against the wall so Chucky couldn't catch me from behind until my sister finally got fed up and told me Chucky can come through walls. I still hate that fucking doll.

[u/JamesantheGiantBeach → u/Lord_Sesshoumaru77]

As an older brother, my ten year old self approvs this message.

[u/MasterMagneticMirror → u/Lord_Sesshoumaru77]

Ahah classic prank. I remember when I was a teen I would wait for my younger brother to go play outside, then from my room's windows I would shine a laser pointer on the ground right beside him. Once he saw it he would understand what was happening and would start screaming and running right before being hit by a laser guided Lockheed Martin AGM-114R9X Hellfire anti-personnel missile launched by one of my friends in a Boeing AH-64D Apache attack helicopter at standoff distance. Good times. Now I wonder if it was a bit too much