Son of Six Word Horror Stories

Son of Six Word Horror Stories


"I'm Ted Bundy. What's your name?"

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Sex. Sex. Sex. Married. No sex.

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"Honey, mother's moving in with us."

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My mother-in-law's never leaving.

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This is just plain good advice:

Murder was definitely cheaper than divorce.

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"Are your parents home? No? Good."

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Sadly, Baby New Year was stillborn.

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Trump wins 2028 by a LANDSLIDE!

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Love was the end of happiness.

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"Is that a gun he's carrying?"

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Turns out, it WAS a gun.

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"Look out! He's got a gun!"

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Take my word for it… RUN!

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Who knew runaways were so tasty?

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The Secret Service reads your tweets.

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Jim Duchene

Master Horrologist 

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