The THREAD @TheThreadTweets

Chilling tales for Twitter and beyond. Pull the Thread and see what unravels. By @PaulRigbyWrites. Joined November 2016

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Paul Rigby @PaulRigbywrites

3 years ago

For anyone struggling through this pre-Xmas week, I’ve written a little poem (thread). Hope you like it… (illustration by the brilliant @itsnotaboutwork) The Christmas Lurgy ‘Tis the night before Christmas And all through the town Everyone’s yawning And snuggling down… .

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Paul Rigby @PaulRigbywrites

4 years ago

ADVENT - A Christmas Ghost Story Dec 1 WTF? Where’s the chocolate? Just a picture of a dumb bird! What kind of advent calendar hasn’t got chocolate in it? Can’t believe I’m stuck here all Xmas in the middle of nowhere while you get to go to Darren’s party! #ChristmasGhostStory

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Sarah💚🤍💜💉💉💉 @Serenaderie

4 years ago

Set aside an evening; this whole thread is genius:

Harry Potters @Harry_Potters_

4 years ago

Set aside an evening; this whole thread is genius:

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Harry Potters @Harry_Potters_

4 years ago

In Hugwigs Retirement Home, there was a special locked room containing a magical object that could destroy the forces of darkness. It had laid undisturbed for centuries. Many residents had managed to get into the room, but then they couldn’t remember what they went in there for.

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Harry Potters @Harry_Potters_

4 years ago

“I need to get whatever’s in that room!” said Harry. “But it’s at the top of the stairs,” said Ron. “And you’ve got that dodgy hip.” “I’ll have us there instantaneously,” cried Hermione. “Stannahstairliftius!” “I thought you said instantaneously?” said Ron, twenty minutes later.

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Harry Potters @Harry_Potters_

4 years ago

Chapter 1 “That’s a nasty scar you’ve got there!” Harry smiled and said nothing. He’d been collecting his pension at the same counter in the same post office every fortnight for the past eight and a half years and every single time, Mrs Wainsprite had said the exact same thing.