GOOSEBUMP'S
"THE GHOST THAT COMES THROUGH MY DOOR EVERY SUNDAY"
Hi. My name is Edward Milliby. I live a fairly average life in Huntingtonville, Arizodaho. My father shouted down to me "Edward! Get your dumb butt down here and help me with these bags.
We're moving to a place called Ducksplace, New Yorsey. It's a long boring drive, and I don't want to leave any of my friend's behind, which made me angry at my dad. I yelled down to him "I'm going for a walk!" and then I ran out of my house to go for a walk. I didn't need to put on my shoes, because I was already wearing them indoors.
Immediately after leaving my house, Edwanda Misilby grabbed me as I almost ran past her. Edwanda, who was my bestfriend since preschool, was my bestfriend since preschool.
"Oh. Hey, Edwanda. I'm leaving, and I wanted to say goodbye."
Edwanda grabbed me by the shoulder.
"Ghosts come through your door every Sunday."
How could my life can any crazier?
Damn, were they really that corny?
>>8738946
"Corny?!" I yelled.
"I don't care if I'm being corny! If we don't arrest those ghosts by sun down, mom and dad are going to be their slaves for the next three-thousand years!"
That was the moment I knew we had to trap the ghosts in the Internet by creating sanscrit copypasta. The white middle class ghosts would have to haunt the pasta because how could they leave without looking racist?
It was then I knew I would save Mom and Dad and we would all go to Applebee's afterward.
but, where are we gonna find an english-sanscrit dictionarry at this time of night?
>>8739002
Then, I knew. The old farmer we talked to the day we moved into this new town.
"Follow me, Eddie! I know just what to do!"
It was then that I realized...Eddie had already turned into a ghost.
>>8738933
>I didn't need to put on my shoes, because I was already wearing them indoors.
POOP ASS POOP ASS POOP ASS
REDPILL ME THREE-PERSON'D GOD
I'm not familiar enough with the prose in Goosebumps books to satirize it, as I haven't read one since I was 7 years old. You should be embarrassed that you are familiar with the writing
>>8739138
>he doesnt unironically appreciate goosebumps
how pitiful
>>8739138
>>8739160
Haven't read it in forever either. I just remember thinking they were very stupid by the time I was in 3rd grade, but I read them anyways because they were the only things worth reading in my Elementary School library.
I remember reading the one about the living dolls because I thought the cover looked super scary, and halfway through the book, I physically scoffed because the plot was so dumb.