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Of all the various knickknacks and doodads I have lying around my room, one of my favorites is my alarm clock. Of course, I hate it more than anything around 6:30 every morning, but every other time of day, it's a most welcome addition to my room. The "outer shell" glows a bright color that changes whenever it is tapped, a feature that I find way cooler than I should. Unfortunately, since I have had it for a couple of years now, it's gotten to the point where it has to be full-on smacked in order to change the light.
Last night, I awoke somewhere between 2 and 3 in the morning with the urge to go to the bathroom. As I groggily shuffled over to do my business, I heard a thud from my bedroo

Why wasn't Dexter more suspicious of/concerned about the Ice Truck Killer? The first rule of the code is "don't get caught". Wouldn't he be a bit more worried that if the Ice Truck Killer knew his secret, a law enforcement officer might be able to find out, too?

How many horror movies/novels/stories have you seen/read/heard that involve a basement? We've heard it all multiple times before: a character goes into a darkened basement...but they're not alone. Quite frankly, there's something downright creepy about most basements. I'm sure all of us, on at least one occaison, have sprinted out of a basement as fast as we could after turning out the lights. Most kids would balk at the idea of sleeping in a basement.

Not me. Not because I was trying to be super hardcore or anything like that; rather, it was because my basement isn't all that creepy to begin with. Actually, it's pretty cool. My parents renovated it when I was 6 or so, so it looks