| |
Discussion: Scary Stories Thread
Member Since: 11/5/2009
Posts: 8,096
|
Post some scary stories! I'll go first 
There was a traveler in the woods and at night it started raining so as he was trying to find a place to cover himself from the rain, he saw an abandoned cabin and decided to stay the night there. After he put his stuff on the ground and climbed on the bed, he looked around the room and found several portraits of people who were bleeding staring right at the bed. He was scared so he covered himself with the comforter and went to sleep. The next day, when he woke up, he sees that the portraits he were looking at were actually windows...
|
|
|
|
Member Since: 11/5/2009
Posts: 8,096
|
In the late 70's, my Uncle was studying medicine at the University of Chicago. After a morning class, he decided that he would hitchhike back home to Lincoln Park on the North side instead of pay for a taxi. A man drove up in a Plymouth Satellite and offered my Uncle a ride. The man looked normal and seemed friendly...lighthearted even, so my Uncle got in the car and they started driving towards Lake Shore Drive. However, once they got there, the man drove South on Lake Shore instead of North, towards Lincoln Park. My Uncle told the man he was going the wrong way and to turn around and head North. The man looked at my Uncle, put his hand on his knee and said, "No son, you are coming with me" and smiled darkly at him. My Uncle froze in panic, and when they hit traffic near the South Shore, he quickly unlocked the passenger door and ran away without looking back.
A year or two later on a cold December day, my Uncle was having coffee in a cafe with my future Aunt when he caught something on the TV that made his blood run cold. He saw the man that had picked him up from school that day the year before. He had been arrested for the suspected rape and killing of over 20 young men and boys. The man on the television was John Wayne Gacy. And he had removed the door handle off the passenger side door to prevent the men he picked up from escaping.
|
|
|
|
Member Since: 1/16/2011
Posts: 24,638
|
Quote:
Originally posted by featheralley
In the late 70's, my Uncle was studying medicine at the University of Chicago. After a morning class, he decided that he would hitchhike back home to Lincoln Park on the North side instead of pay for a taxi. A man drove up in a Plymouth Satellite and offered my Uncle a ride. The man looked normal and seemed friendly...lighthearted even, so my Uncle got in the car and they started driving towards Lake Shore Drive. However, once they got there, the man drove South on Lake Shore instead of North, towards Lincoln Park. My Uncle told the man he was going the wrong way and to turn around and head North. The man looked at my Uncle, put his hand on his knee and said, "No son, you are coming with me" and smiled darkly at him. My Uncle froze in panic, and when they hit traffic near the South Shore, he quickly unlocked the passenger door and ran away without looking back.
A year or two later on a cold December day, my Uncle was having coffee in a cafe with my future Aunt when he caught something on the TV that made his blood run cold. He saw the man that had picked him up from school that day the year before. He had been arrested for the suspected rape and killing of over 20 young men and boys. The man on the television was John Wayne Gacy. And he had removed the door handle off the passenger side door to prevent the men he picked up from escaping.
|
That actually just scared the **** outta me 
|
|
|
|
Member Since: 3/6/2011
Posts: 9,523
|
Quote:
Originally posted by featheralley
In the late 70's, my Uncle was studying medicine at the University of Chicago. After a morning class, he decided that he would hitchhike back home to Lincoln Park on the North side instead of pay for a taxi. A man drove up in a Plymouth Satellite and offered my Uncle a ride. The man looked normal and seemed friendly...lighthearted even, so my Uncle got in the car and they started driving towards Lake Shore Drive. However, once they got there, the man drove South on Lake Shore instead of North, towards Lincoln Park. My Uncle told the man he was going the wrong way and to turn around and head North. The man looked at my Uncle, put his hand on his knee and said, "No son, you are coming with me" and smiled darkly at him. My Uncle froze in panic, and when they hit traffic near the South Shore, he quickly unlocked the passenger door and ran away without looking back.
A year or two later on a cold December day, my Uncle was having coffee in a cafe with my future Aunt when he caught something on the TV that made his blood run cold. He saw the man that had picked him up from school that day the year before. He had been arrested for the suspected rape and killing of over 20 young men and boys. The man on the television was John Wayne Gacy. And he had removed the door handle off the passenger side door to prevent the men he picked up from escaping.
|
So his escape was a miracle? 
|
|
|
|
Member Since: 11/5/2009
Posts: 8,096
|
Quote:
Originally posted by ViTiLiGO
So his escape was a miracle? |
Basically the serial killer learned his lesson from the uncle escaping, so from then on he removed the door handle to prevent his future victims from escaping
|
|
|
|
Banned
Member Since: 7/30/2009
Posts: 7,181
|
and now the story of Glitter... or wait, real scary stories lol. Don't really have any.
|
|
|
|
Member Since: 2/14/2007
Posts: 15,229
|
Quote:
Originally posted by featheralley
In the late 70's, my Uncle was studying medicine at the University of Chicago. After a morning class, he decided that he would hitchhike back home to Lincoln Park on the North side instead of pay for a taxi. A man drove up in a Plymouth Satellite and offered my Uncle a ride. The man looked normal and seemed friendly...lighthearted even, so my Uncle got in the car and they started driving towards Lake Shore Drive. However, once they got there, the man drove South on Lake Shore instead of North, towards Lincoln Park. My Uncle told the man he was going the wrong way and to turn around and head North. The man looked at my Uncle, put his hand on his knee and said, "No son, you are coming with me" and smiled darkly at him. My Uncle froze in panic, and when they hit traffic near the South Shore, he quickly unlocked the passenger door and ran away without looking back.
A year or two later on a cold December day, my Uncle was having coffee in a cafe with my future Aunt when he caught something on the TV that made his blood run cold. He saw the man that had picked him up from school that day the year before. He had been arrested for the suspected rape and killing of over 20 young men and boys. The man on the television was John Wayne Gacy. And he had removed the door handle off the passenger side door to prevent the men he picked up from escaping.
|
DAMN DAMN DAMN (avril's song)  I love the story!
|
|
|
|
Member Since: 11/4/2006
Posts: 37,808
|
Quote:
Originally posted by featheralley
In the late 70's, my Uncle was studying medicine at the University of Chicago. After a morning class, he decided that he would hitchhike back home to Lincoln Park on the North side instead of pay for a taxi. A man drove up in a Plymouth Satellite and offered my Uncle a ride. The man looked normal and seemed friendly...lighthearted even, so my Uncle got in the car and they started driving towards Lake Shore Drive. However, once they got there, the man drove South on Lake Shore instead of North, towards Lincoln Park. My Uncle told the man he was going the wrong way and to turn around and head North. The man looked at my Uncle, put his hand on his knee and said, "No son, you are coming with me" and smiled darkly at him. My Uncle froze in panic, and when they hit traffic near the South Shore, he quickly unlocked the passenger door and ran away without looking back.
A year or two later on a cold December day, my Uncle was having coffee in a cafe with my future Aunt when he caught something on the TV that made his blood run cold. He saw the man that had picked him up from school that day the year before. He had been arrested for the suspected rape and killing of over 20 young men and boys. The man on the television was John Wayne Gacy. And he had removed the door handle off the passenger side door to prevent the men he picked up from escaping.
|
Your uncle was lucky!
|
|
|
|
Member Since: 3/6/2011
Posts: 9,523
|
Quote:
Originally posted by featheralley
Basically the serial killer learned his lesson from the uncle escaping, so from then on he removed the door handle to prevent his future victims from escaping
|
Quote:
Originally posted by ForrestFuller
and now the story of Glitter... or wait, scary stories lol. Don't really have any.
|
Hater.
I bet Glitter is more interesting than your life
|
|
|
|
Member Since: 12/13/2009
Posts: 14,460
|
Quote:
Originally posted by featheralley
In the late 70's, my Uncle was studying medicine at the University of Chicago. After a morning class, he decided that he would hitchhike back home to Lincoln Park on the North side instead of pay for a taxi. A man drove up in a Plymouth Satellite and offered my Uncle a ride. The man looked normal and seemed friendly...lighthearted even, so my Uncle got in the car and they started driving towards Lake Shore Drive. However, once they got there, the man drove South on Lake Shore instead of North, towards Lincoln Park. My Uncle told the man he was going the wrong way and to turn around and head North. The man looked at my Uncle, put his hand on his knee and said, "No son, you are coming with me" and smiled darkly at him. My Uncle froze in panic, and when they hit traffic near the South Shore, he quickly unlocked the passenger door and ran away without looking back.
A year or two later on a cold December day, my Uncle was having coffee in a cafe with my future Aunt when he caught something on the TV that made his blood run cold. He saw the man that had picked him up from school that day the year before. He had been arrested for the suspected rape and killing of over 20 young men and boys. The man on the television was John Wayne Gacy. And he had removed the door handle off the passenger side door to prevent the men he picked up from escaping.
|
Holy guacamole. This is the craziest thing I've read in a while. Post some more. 
|
|
|
|
Member Since: 9/23/2009
Posts: 26,796
|
Once upon a time....
KERI HILSON
|
|
|
|
Member Since: 9/23/2009
Posts: 26,796
|
Quote:
Originally posted by ifyouseekLEM
Once upon a time....
KERI HILSON |
|
|
|
|
Member Since: 5/3/2010
Posts: 26,013
|
Quote:
Originally posted by ifyouseekLEM
Once upon a time....
KERI HILSON |
|
|
|
|
Member Since: 11/20/2010
Posts: 3,279
|
I couldn't of been the only one thinking that...
|
|
|
|
Member Since: 3/6/2011
Posts: 9,523
|
Quote:
Originally posted by ifyouseekLEM
Once upon a time....
KERI HILSON |
|
|
|
|
Member Since: 12/24/2010
Posts: 37,039
|
Quote:
Originally posted by ifyouseekLEM
Once upon a time....
KERI HILSON |
|
|
|
|
Member Since: 9/23/2009
Posts: 26,796
|
|
|
|
|
Member Since: 6/28/2010
Posts: 5,647
|
Once upon a time there was an ugly barnacle, it was so ugly everyone died. The end
|
|
|
|
Member Since: 7/10/2010
Posts: 9,489
|
Quote:
Originally posted by featheralley
In the late 70's, my Uncle was studying medicine at the University of Chicago. After a morning class, he decided that he would hitchhike back home to Lincoln Park on the North side instead of pay for a taxi. A man drove up in a Plymouth Satellite and offered my Uncle a ride. The man looked normal and seemed friendly...lighthearted even, so my Uncle got in the car and they started driving towards Lake Shore Drive. However, once they got there, the man drove South on Lake Shore instead of North, towards Lincoln Park. My Uncle told the man he was going the wrong way and to turn around and head North. The man looked at my Uncle, put his hand on his knee and said, "No son, you are coming with me" and smiled darkly at him. My Uncle froze in panic, and when they hit traffic near the South Shore, he quickly unlocked the passenger door and ran away without looking back.
A year or two later on a cold December day, my Uncle was having coffee in a cafe with my future Aunt when he caught something on the TV that made his blood run cold. He saw the man that had picked him up from school that day the year before. He had been arrested for the suspected rape and killing of over 20 young men and boys. The man on the television was John Wayne Gacy. And he had removed the door handle off the passenger side door to prevent the men he picked up from escaping.
|
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/John_Wayne_Gacy huhhhhhhhhhh............ oh my god yo uncle was the only luck one out of the 33 victims he killed
|
|
|
|
Member Since: 11/5/2009
Posts: 8,096
|
Quote:
Originally posted by Razr
Once upon a time there was an ugly barnacle, it was so ugly everyone died. The end
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
