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What mysterious events occur at Camp Oakwood?
Welcome back to Creepcast. Today we are reading a story called, I work at a summer camp called Camp Oakwood.
Something weird is going on.
Which is coincidentally the thing you told me about how you discovered yourself in the seventh grade, was it? Sixth grade? So this is, I'm sure, a very personal story for you.
It's a nice personal story for me from my nice summer camp experiences. Can you give us a bit of a background on our author who's named Langster underscore Gangster?
Yes, so Langster Gangster is the author of this story. This story came recommended by a couple people, I believe, in our comments. And on r slash nosleep, the first part of the story has 2.5 thousand upvotes. So it looks like it was certainly adored by a lot of people. Funny enough, in comparison to that, our author doesn't seem to write a ton of stories, at least according to his subreddit. He doesn't have any posts linking off to... a website or different places that he's writing, as opposed to a lot of authors we're familiar with. Instead, there is, it looks like four or five stories across no sleep in our slash, uh, night tells and scary stories. Uh, there's a few other shorter ones mixed in, but he's only done a few large projects.
Uh, and then he has three entries on our slash two sentence horror stories. You have got to, you have got to read them. We have got to read those. I know I have to read them. But other than that, it doesn't seem like there's a ton of posts. And all of those were from five years ago or further. And every single other post in the last five years is about football. It's all about, it's all about the new Orleans saints and the Pelicans. He posts about basketball sub, but he is just like, he was like, yeah, this is lame. I'm done with the whole ride. But what's the other one he goes to as well. It's very important. Oh, it's a channel call. So it's a subreddit called our slash urinating tree. Oh, I'm talking about the other one. Oh, oh yeah. Okay.
So he also posts a lot in our slash the masked singer. Yeah. And it's just, just talking. It's so weird. Cause you can, it's like, Oh, let me find out more about this guy's writing. And you can see everything they've ever commented on just laid out at once.
So he's really into football and the mass singer like that, dude, that's so fucked up that you can't. Now you have two guys talking about, he's just like, I like talking about the saints of the mass singer, like obsessively for years and years.
And you know what? Good for him. That's why I say good for him. Look, he's enjoying his life. He's having a great time. And then we're just jerks coming along to make his day worse.
Well, read me the two sentence horror and then that'll give us a nice, that'll pole vault us into the story.
Yes. So he has three entries to r slash two sentence horror. And they go, I'm going to read them chronologically. Okay. I bought the most expensive pair of noise-canceling headphones I could find. Despite how good they are supposed to be, I can still hear the voices. As I blew out the candles and my joyful relatives told me to make a wish, I did so silently. I couldn't say aloud that I wished for the abuse to stop. And then finally, chills went down my spine as I made eye contact with the man who was staring at me through the window. Guess I won't be able to break into this house anymore.
You know what? I appreciate that one. Two sentence horror is just so fucking lame. I mean, there's no way it is.
Yeah, you can't. You really fucking cannot. They're cool in high school to be like, oh, set up punchline. Oh, look at that. A set up punchline like they're cool when you're just getting into writing. But there's really I mean, there's no way to make them compelling. It's cause like they're, they're those old, well, I think it was a Hemingway who had that. What's it for sale? Baby shoes, never worn that whole thing. It was some early American author. So, and it's like, oh yeah, that's impactful. And it's so short. So a bunch of people try to mimic that. And the thing that they just get across is impact, not severity of what made the original sentence. So cool, but whatever it, it look, I'm sure that will not relate to the actual writing day.
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Chapters
8 chapters
1
What mysterious events occur at Camp Oakwood?
0:15–5:17
2
Who is Langster Gangster and why is his story significant?
5:17–31:07
3
What dark past does Camp Oakwood hold?
31:07–41:20
4
Why are the counselors acting so strange around Harrison?
41:20–1:07:45
5
What happens during the campfire ceremony?
1:07:45–1:22:19
6
What secrets are revealed about Percy and the camp's history?
1:22:19–1:41:00
7
How does Harrison's scar connect to Camp Oakwood's past?
1:41:00–1:57:16
8
What shocking event occurs involving Carson?
1:57:16–2:45:47