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Serial killers are actually cereal killers

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I belived that cerial killers were people who put poison in your cereal

Ray
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i used to believe that serial killers ripped up cerial boxes and threw them out


lol

ikillanyone
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qhen i was like 5 or 6 i used to think that a serial killer was someone who killed people who ate cereal..so I din't eat cereal for a couple of months

Doodles
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When I was little I used to think that serial killers killed people that ate cereal, so I stopped eating cereal for a little while until my sister told me what they were.

Liliana
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Growing up I was told and I believed for a short time that Cereal Killer was some one who ate cereal. Never knowing that it was really spelt Serial and not cereal I didnt know the difference.

Is it Cereal or Serial?
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I used to think a serial killer (cereal) was somebody who came to your house, and when u held a picture of them in front of them they would melt and if you didn't, they kill you.

Kelly
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i use to believe that serial killers were murders who ate Corn flakes before they killed someone

Adam
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