"Snopes" is a website that allows you to check facts, giving you the ability to determine whether an urban legend is just that, a legend. There are also other websites like "About Urban Legends" and "Hoaxbusters" that allow you to validate urban legends and therefore debunk them if they are in fact untruthful.
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No. That is an urban legend.
Nope it's just an urban legend to freak people out i use to go there
You can't go to space, it's just a urban legend.
The urban legend about "BEN Drowned" is a "creepy pasta" just because people like to post creepy urban legends, and this one qualifies. As far as urban legends go, this one might be especially fun to pass around for fans of Link and Majora's Mask, since the author relies extensively on references to the game.
Of course not. Its just another urban legend. If you don't believe me, go try. ;)
Robert Busher goes by Bob, Bobby, and Rick Bushel.
This is an urban legend. You will find it listed as such in several of the fact-checking sites, including Snopes.com. You will also find the true story of who paid for Alec Fleming's education (it was an uncle) in the wikipedia article on Alexander Fleming.
Every culture, religion, and area of the country seem to have some sort of urban legend ascribed to this act. Some of the most prevalent myths are that one will either go blind, or begin to grow hair on the palms of ones hands.
Tai Urban goes by Tai-Alexander Urban, and T. Urban.
There are a few things that middle class Urban can do for entertainment. You can go out to eat at a nice place.
Food with preservatives. There is an urban legend about a twinkie from WW2 that was still edible and a ton of posts on McDonalds food that don't go bad even after 5-6 years