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Is it true that if you say i don't believe in faries a farie dies?
No fairies are fake --- That person... who wrote their answer before me... he just killed a fairy. *sad face*
Is it true that it is impossible to sneeze with your eyes open?
yes
Is the fairy true?
no
When did faisal die?
faisal the animal fairy dies when i kill him <3
Are tooth fairy are true?
erm...no
What happens when your fairy dies in pixie hollow?
Your fairy disappears after a few months of in-activity. However nothing happens. Your account is still the same as before, you just have to create another fairy.
When your sneeze your wish will come true?
While it's a fun superstition, there is no scientific evidence to support the idea that your wish will come true if you sneeze. Sneezing is a reflex that helps clear your nasal passages and is not connected to wish fulfillment.
Is Rapuzel a fairy tale?
YES!! that has never true but the long hair of rapunzel can actually be true. but if you are are asking that the rapunzul is fairy tale it is just a story..
How do you know if a fairy likes you?
well... you get the feeling you are being followed by something small. And you see sparks of magic fairy light. Glitter will be on every one of YOUR things. And if you build a fairy house... it will stay with you until the fairy dies and you will see a glitter going in and out of the fairy house. NO JOKE!!!!!!!
Is it true that when ever you sneeze it is because ghosts are walking through you?
No, because if that were true pepper, pollen, and feathers would be haunted.
Can you catch HIV from sneezing?
No; it is not possible unless there are large amounts of blood that comes out of the persons mouth when they sneeze.
Is it true your heart stops when you sneeze that's why people say bless you?
It’s a common myth that your heart stops when you sneeze, but this is not true. When you sneeze, the body undergoes a series of reflex actions that may cause a temporary change in heart rate, but the heart does not actually stop. The phrase "bless you" is thought to have originated as a response to the sneeze, possibly as a way to wish someone health or to protect them from evil spirits during a vulnerable moment.
