Fables and Folklore

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they do not come out into the sunlight, they have pale skin, different eye colours and they always come out at night

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You can tell that someone is a vampire if:

1. They have black eyes which would fill there whole eyeball.

2. They would be extremely pale as if they had no blood in them.

3. They would of course have fangs where their upper canine teeth should be.

4. They would fear the sunlight and wear mostly dark clothing that hides their skin even in the most absurd conditions (warning: they can build up a kind of immunity to sunlight!).

5. They would mostly be out and about in the night and rarely during the day.

6. They would most likely where sunglasses and/or a hat at almost all times even when unnecessary.

7. Their strength and speed would be most unnatural and definitely much more than that of a normal man or woman.

8. Their senses (e.g. sight, hearing, smell, etc.) would be very strong: they could hear things from far away, can see things most people can't, and can smell things you could not.

9. Their skin (if you ever felt it) would be ice cold.

10. They would not have anything to do with religion, especially the Christian religion.

11. If they touch silver they would begin to burst into flames.

12. They would not appear in reflections or pictures (not quite sure though).

I'm afraid that garlic might not do the trick but you might want to check to be sure.

Yes there is they are called mermen.

There are several meanings in southern folklore about a dead bird on the porch,

1...Its a bad omen that preceeds the death of a close family member in that house....

2...Its a bad omen if found by a pregnant woman and she looks into the birds eyes "look into the eyes of death,never feel your babies breath" indicating her baby will be still born...

Plato, the Greek Philosopher came up with the Atlantis legend in his Timaeos in 360 BC. (Box your compass) . There are few pre-Plato sources. There are no bonafide historical artifacts such as statues, coins, etc that have been definitively tied to this legendary and more than probably mythical , Island continent.

you snort pixie dust and smoke mini weed

you will grow wings and a tail and every sentence you say will rhyme

UH NO!!!!!!!!!!! they do NOT have TAILS!!!!!! they do NOT snort PIXIE DUST, and there is NO SUCH THING as pixie dust. that's a stereo type, like their SENTENCES all ways RHYMING!!!!!!!!!!

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You'd know if you're a fairy, just as you know if you're human. If you have wings and are seven inches tall, you might just be a fairy.

used to explain that in which we don't understand from a ritual, fills in the blanks

A myth is a traditional or legendary story, usually concerning some being or hero or event, with or without a determinable basis of fact or a natural explanation, especially one that is concerned with deities or demigods and explains some practice, rite, or phenomenon of nature.

well all you have to do is ask a vampire to bite you and after writhering in pain for about a week VOILA your a vamire!

In the real world you cannot. Vampires are fictional creatures, invented by writers for entertainment purposes.

No. It doesn't really exist.

Myths and legends are a symbolic representation of reality. They contain strong wisdom that humanity experiences. Myths also contain a certain context that might be compared to real life situations. Ancient myths contain Noah's Ark and Ulysses adventure, while new myths are books like Lord of the Rings. Therefore, myths and legends are important because they enlighten us about how to deal with life, and their effectiveness is proven by ancient myths but the new myths work just as well.

First put it on your head then cover your ears finally pull the beanie back a little so your bangs stick out

It depends upon where you come from. In various places around the world, a black cat (and all other cats) are considered good luck when they cross your path. However, if they sit down in the middle of crossing your path or if they bolt across in front of you, it's considered bad luck.

In America and Britain it is considered bad luck for a black cat to cross your path, however, if you stroke the cat's back four times take a step away from the cat, and spin three times, the bad luck is said to go away.

Of course, all this only applies if you're superstitious. If you're not then I guess you're only viewing this because superstition interests you. :)

Vampires originated from a man named Vlad Dracula of Transylvania a Hungarian prince. Without getting too much into it he was notoriously ruthless to his enemies by having them dropped on giant stakes that were erected out of the ground.

No, as far as I know, you are not able to turn into an alien, in sims 3 or sims 2. In sims 3, so far they do not have alien abduction like they did in sims 2. I predict they will add that later though, probably upgraded.

Of course. All that is required is that the vampire remain stationary and the person (or people) in the motorized vehicle turn the steering wheel as to effect a turn that brings the vehicle into a collision with the vampire.

You can either take a cure disease potion or find an alter that cures your diseases.

If you get to stage 4 everyone starts attacking you so you have to sneak into someones house crouch down and pick pocket them and select feed then go to marthor and speak to fallion ask him about curing and he will tell you how.

While there are no documented cases of Mothman killing any creature, human or otherwise, it is considered an omen of misfortune. In a case in Massachusets, Mothman was seen circling a bridge that collapsed soon after the creature was sighted. Mothman may be described as a killer in some sources due to fear emenating from it's intimidating appearance, very tall, gray, with burning red eyes, and large wings, accompanied by a bloodcurdling screech.

Only if the person who makes up the story makes them evil. Since they don't exist they can be anything the person who creates them wants them to be.

Like anything there are good mermaids and evil mermaids. In the story 'The Little Mermaid' the mermaid rescued a drowning prince, brought him safely to shore, and stayed vigilantly by until somebody found him. And then their are reports of mermaid (sirens) purposely luring sailing ships onto reefs so that they (the mermaids) may feed on the drowned sailors.

Now in all fairness the latter accounts here were originally attributed to the sirens who are not the same as mermaids but the two have become united and for reasons that we cannot legitimately say why.

It means nothing. Cats get such a bad rap from superstitions like these. If it has ever happened to you, don't worry about it.

There is no single kraken. The name refers to any large squid or perhaps even octopus.

The sea monster Cetus killed by Perseus (who used the gorgon head of Medusa to turn it to stone) was not a kraken but a large serpentine fish.

Not so much bad luck but in Slavic countries it is said to bring poverty. And in other countries pest animals like mice or snakes.

Whistling on-stage is considered very bad luck indeed.

It means you've probably seen a beautiful Barn Owl.