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Horror/Scary: November 03, 2010 Issue [#4050]

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Horror/Scary


 This week: 'Porcelain, Horror & Evil Drains'
  Edited by: CandyStaiNeCane Author IconMail Icon
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BOO! ( now that I have your attention *Laugh*, come! I CandyStaiNeCane Author Icon am this week's guest editor for this edition of Wdc's Horror/Scary Newsletter. We are all lovers of the horror that teases us.. tucks us in at night, and keeps us on our toes, we all jump. eek! *Laugh*


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Onward... Let me spooka ya'all. *Smirk* Hopefully.. I pondered, and *Idea* Fearsome! Scary! A place that gives us goosebumps as as children, still as adults (some of us), and is seen in alot of horror books, and their movie remakes.. "It, "Psycho" ,"The Shining" "The Grudge". and many more. Even counterparts, have blessed the horror fan. Hahaha!

The dreaded Bathroom *Laugh*

"I hate having to wake up in the middle of the night to go to my bathrrom, when suddenly there is a seven inch, seven foot headless monster with a axe." Johnny Depp.


People fear it, many for no logical reason, and often adults group together for any bathroom stop, and children have a quiet lingering fear that the toilet will come to life at any given moment and swallow them whole, with mom or dad never the wiser. *Laugh*

The shower has spewed forth bugs, undead members escaping from the drain, growth of imaginable fear from their heads, or backside, a evil reflection in the steamed mirror out to get ya, a unseen entity abusing ya, blood, voices that cradle evil embodied echoeing from the drains, sounding tormented enternally. Oh! I have seen and read alot of horror, suspence movies and books, and bathrooms horrors grace many, many!

One of my all time favorite short stories, is called "The Moving Finger" By Stephen King, and it tells of a man locked in his bathroom with a finger sticking out of his sink drain, tapping against the porcelen, growing, extending to horrific lengths for a finger till well, I won't spoil it, but fanatastic. *Smirk*

Excerpt: "A finger had poked its way out of the drain hole in the basin. A human finger. For a moment it froze as if aware it had been discovered. "

The bathroom is classic horror, that no matter how many times you see something horrific, even when ya know something will grow from their head, or possess the tootbrush or their dentures, you still fear, and are somewhat startled. *Smile*



Editor's Picks

Keep the lights on always! and never stare too long into your own reflection. *Smirk* Enjoy and always R&R, we all enjoy helpful feedback. *Smile*

 The Woman in the Mirror Open in new Window. (18+)
Short psychological thriller about a mentally distrubed woman and her bathroom mirror.
#848805 by Emily Neal Author IconMail Icon

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 Reflection Open in new Window. (18+)
A woman goes on a late trip to the bathroom that will change her life forever.
#1434331 by Brandon Michael Collinsworth Author IconMail Icon

 The Last Night Open in new Window. (E)
In her bathroom, blood splattered on the floor, this girl shares her final thoughts
#1232249 by Versha Author IconMail Icon

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 The bathroom mirror Open in new Window. (E)
Sometimes you get exactly what you ask for. A different take on Behind the looking glass.
#1672382 by Queen of Hearts Author IconMail Icon

 Ghost of Appleton High Open in new Window. (E)
A ballad about a ghost that rests in a high school's bathroom.
#1542691 by Keith Ingis Author IconMail Icon

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#1536119 by Not Available.



Enjoy! Your trips to the Bathroom! *Laugh*

 
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" Hell is empty and all the Devils are here. " --William Shakespeare.



I hope you enoyed memory lane into the horrors of the common bathroom, and the fantastic muses everyone has. Never fear the dark. *Smirk*

Happy Hauntings! *Ghost*ies..

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