Urban Legends

maybe some people belive that it's real but some disagree sorry

Apparrently there was a company called Thomas Crapper which made such things. It was therefore a Trade name. or so the syory goes, strange how these things catch on & become Language.

Thomas life was a very trialing one. he was constantly in trouble with the police for legal reasons regarding prostitution. Thomas was a different child from the very beginning he always found it hard to make friends. Although the janitor seemed to take a shining to him (In a Sexual Manner). Thomas was brought up in a large family he had three sisters (Gertrude, Prudence and Thandi ♥♥) and 4 brothers ( Maurice, Laurence, Badger and Gary). Thomas was a different child and he wasnt afraid to show it, a clear example of this was his "different" relationship with Thandi. Some would say they were closer then 2 siblings should be. So close, at times you could say they were "one". If you need more information please don't hesitate to email me as i am more then happy to help.

Kindest Regards,

Thomas Crappers

three teenaged girls!

Candy Man is just a myth like Bloody Mary I've tried it once

They are not always called urban Legends. They can be called Urban Myths, Urban Tales or Urban Stories. And they are not necessarily from and 'Urban' origin.

look at the video that's called bloody Mary story and then click enter and the box tht has red letters everything like little lyrics thts the one k its so cool hope u enjoy it=).

No cracking the knuckles has not been found to cause arthritis or osteoporosis, not to interfere with range of motion activities such as piano playing. It's just annoying.

My friend i have read hundreds maybe even thousnads of these repost this or you will die stuff and i am still very much alive (in fact i read about six of em last night before bed, all said i would die at midnight, not dead yet) there's ou're answer

Urban legends typically arise from a blend of folklore, cultural anxieties, and shared experiences within communities. They often reflect societal fears, moral lessons, or cautionary tales, adapting over time through oral storytelling and social media. As these stories are retold, they evolve, gaining embellishments and variations that enhance their intrigue and relatability. The anonymity of their origins and the thrill of the unknown contribute to their enduring appeal.

St. Patrick did exist. There are writings of his available. It is known that he came to Ireland in about 432AD as a prisoner, returned home and studied to be a priest and eventually returned to Ireland in 461AD. He is believed to have died in Ireland around 493AD and is buried in Downpatrick, in Co. Down. He is credited with bringing Christianity to Ireland, although it is believed that there were other people also preaching Christianity around this time in Ireland.
Yes. He was a genuine, historical person. However, many of the actions attributed to him are legends.
Yes! he is true because in the history he is the Apostle of Ireland, born at Kilpatrick, near Dumbarton, in Scotland, in the year 387; died at Saul, Downpatrick, Ireland, 17 March, 461.

That depends if you like it. But, if yiu name it Knuckles, the dog should be tough. Not small and weak. Big and tough (or small and tough if its a bull dog.) Cuz picture a tiny little cocker spaniel named spike. that would be weird. But if you think it suits the dog, go for it.

no sorry they were talking about him imagining it and passing the dream on to his kids or whatever. Or maybe he didn't believe anyway someone else fond him as it said in the song make way for other toys. oh and it's 'magic' not majic :)

he went to newton primary college

No, it is an urban legend.

See the related question below.

No, Carmen Winsted never existed.

She was never born she never existed! Your gonna be ok really.

It's fake, the whole things a chain letter.

cyto

Many believe Douglas Griffin in the year 1905 was being transported on a bus to an insane asylum and it crashed. He was the only to escape, and it was in Clifton on the Fairfax County, Virgina bridge at midnight on Halloween. Police found half-eaten skinned bunny corpses and even reports of skinned humans. It is believed a man in a bunny suit (possibly Douglas) haunts the area. I, personally think this story is false, but a man in a bunny suit, playing crazy or just plain crazy could've done it, and an impersonator could do it again.

Dr. Johann Faust is a legendary figure from German folklore who is said to have made a pact with the devil in exchange for knowledge and power. The story of Faust has been popularized in literature and theater, most notably in Goethe's play "Faust." It explores themes of ambition, morality, and the consequences of pursuing forbidden knowledge.

Yes very! It is known as one of the most haunted hotels in the U.S.

No, they are not. And even so, you can add your number to the Do Not Call list at any time. There is no deadline. Read the story at this link: http://www.snopes.com/politics/business/cell411.asp