Fables and Folklore

A Kraken is a giant squid so eight arms and two tentacles.

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What walks on three legs in the afternoon?

Answer: Man

walks on 4 legs in morning, as in a baby crawling, two legs in afternoon, as adult, and three at night, as a man with a cane

According to the folklore it is only bad luck if you cross the black cat's path.

Good question!

Dhampirs don't usually bite people as they have no need to steal life-force. They are still alive and can get by on ordinary food perfectly well. Most Dhampirs are vampire-hunters, despise the vampire conditions and the life-style.
But then, what if a Dhampir was to consider his distant future? What if the thought of an ordinary death wasn't all that inviting? Would he/she start to consider making plans for the future; setting things up for the time when he would have to make 'the choice'?

If so, then are Dhampirs capable of passing on the vampire condition? It is potential in them. Many have left instructions concerning their body and burial for after they die so they won't become a real vampire after their death. So could they infect people with the condition while they are alive?

To become a vampire is a delicate process, involves reinfection over a period of weeks with the victim in a weakened condition, and eventual death at rather the right moment. If a Dhampir were to make a vampire then he would have to do it knowingly. And as most Dhampirs are rather bigotted against vampires this doesn't seem likely.

If a victim survives the induction then they do not become a vampire, in fact many vampire thralls (kept people for feeding purposes) appear to become immune to the fate. Considering this it would seem that the vampire contagine in Dhampirs is somehow suppressed, hiding within the genome. If this is true than a Dhampir could not create a vampire.
HOWEVER do not trust such arm-chair speculation as fact with something as serious as this. DON'T FRENCH KISS DHAMPIRS. ESPECIALLY AS A DYING ACT.

Well to be exact no one knows because they don't even know

This is unknown, since only the Greeks were writing down their myths at that time.

yes the reaper is real i HAVE SEEN IT

I dont believe in luck. but four leaf clovers,horseshoes,lucky charms cearal, finding a coin on heads and i think even more. To get bad luck cross a crack,go under a ladder,cracking a window and finding a three,two,or one leaf clover

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the general notices Joby, by he heard Joby crying

Skin walkers are commonly known as hideous people that could turn into other people/animals and the only thing you can use to kill it is a silver bullet to the heart

A great sword.

Cerberus. (Ironically, just before the Battle of Bunker Hill Great Britain sent three Generals to help General Gage in Boston. They were Henry Clinton, John Burgoyne and William Howe. The ship that carried them was named The Cerberus.)

This a small enclosed structure located out of doors. It has a deep hole dug into the ground and [typically] a wooden seat with a hole in the middle located above the hole. A person sits on the seat, and when finished, could sprinkle a scoop of lime into the hole to assist in breaking down solid material and controlling bad smell. In the U.S., a half moon is traditionally carved on the door to an outhouse.

Software myths are things many people believe or assume about software that just aren't true. One myth is, because software is malleable, changes are easy to accommodate.

One of the themes that best fits Black Sheep would be 'change versus tradition'. This theme fits well because the protagonist is an honest man who lives in a society built upon larceny. Since he refuses to follow the towns tradition of stealing at night, he begins to change the way the whole town works.

Some may have factual origins, while others are completely fictional. But myths are more than mere stories and they serve a more profound purpose in ancient and modern cultures. Myths are sacred tales that explain the world and man's experience. Myths are as relevant to us today as they were to the ancients.

Elves are little CUTE creatures that wouldn't hurt you at all! Most elves have pointy ears and red adorable noses some elves can be 4 foot or 2 foot elves it doesn't matter at all. Also you can find some elves behind a rock or flowers and they love to hang-out around gardens and grass where no one goes or cuts. Some elves are really sneaky in the gardens because they think it theirs. If you get them angry they will bounce off the walls and you can see a little light going up and down and all over the place but its fun to watch. But not all elves are nice it matters if your are nice to others even a elves if you have one if you catch one you can do a hole lot of things with it but you may not through it or it will leave right away when you leave that's how elves act so BELELIVE!!!!!!

Most elves are about 5 feet flat, but some elves can be short like forest elves.

And the winner is;

the won who one!

He is one of the characters in one of the numerous stories invented by Scheherazade in the tale '1001 Arabian Nights'.

There are millions around the world who survived World War 2 BUT the numbers are dwindling daily because they are in their middle seventies and middle eighties. In my family alone 12 or more are gone. So you get the understanding they will all be gone within the next 10 to 20 years. That is why they are recording people who lived in that era. The Historians are hard at work to preserve their stories.

Pegasus was a mythological winged horse and did not have horns

In my country it's a sign you will have to spend, give, return some money.