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The Convention by David Blair Sunday, September 23, 2012 Rated "PG13" by the Author. Share Print Save Become a Fan
They had their convention filling a huge hall. I strayed in bored and wondering what this was about. Speaker after speaker boasted their exploits and thunderous applause rang round the walls. Was I hearing right the things they claimed the deeds they had done and the cheers and laughter received. Then suddenly I was ushered onto the stage Tell us Tell us the crowd chanted turning real nasty. And then I saw the banner..their banner. I had wandered into The Serial Killers Convention.

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Reviewed by Ronald Hull	9/24/2012

Would that be called an unconventional convention? That must've been a very bad dream. Did you get the idea from my story, Serial? Ron