Tell me some toilet ghost stories.

There was once a rumor in an old school. A girl went to the toilet at night. When she looked down into the toilet bowl, she saw a pale hand reaching out from it. She was so scared that she ran out screaming. Some say it was the spirit of a girl who had died in the school long ago and was trapped in the toilet.

One scary toilet story is about a girl who was in an old, dimly - lit public toilet. As she was using the stall, she heard strange scratching noises coming from the walls, as if something was trying to claw its way through. She quickly finished and ran out, never to use that toilet again.

In a toilet monster short story, the monster was a guardian of a magical toilet. This toilet was a portal to another world. The toilet monster made sure that only those with pure hearts could enter. It had a long tentacle - like tail that it used to block the entrance when an unworthy person approached. The story followed a young boy who was tested by the toilet monster and eventually found the courage to prove himself worthy to enter the magical world.

Once, my little brother thought the toilet was a magic portal for his toys. He flushed so many small toys down that it eventually flooded. We found his action figures floating around, and his face was priceless when he realized what he'd done.

One festival horror story is when at a music festival, the portable toilets were so full that they were overflowing. There was a long queue and people were getting desperate. Some even gave up waiting and tried to find a secluded spot in the bushes which was not only unhygienic but also against the rules.

One Japanese ghost story related to this could be about a haunted public toilet. Legend has it that a woman was brutally murdered in the toilet. People started to report seeing a hand reaching out from the toilet bowl at night. It was said to be the hand of the murdered woman, seeking revenge or just trying to make her presence known. Some who saw it claimed they felt a cold chill run down their spines as the hand seemed to be trying to grab them.

A mom entered the toilet for some peace and quiet. But then she realized she forgot her phone. So, she spent the whole time in there thinking about all the things she needed to do that day instead of browsing on her phone like she usually does.

I'm not sure which specific 'toilet original story' you are referring to. There could be various stories related to toilets in different cultures and histories. For example, in ancient Rome, public toilets were a social place where people could gather and chat while taking care of their business.

One 911 ghost story could be about a first responder who thought they saw a strange figure at the site. They said it was like a shadowy form that seemed to be wandering among the rubble. It disappeared as quickly as it appeared.

The isolation. When you're in a toilet, you're usually alone, which makes it easier for the idea of a ghost to be terrifying. There's no one to quickly come to your aid if something spooky happens.