Probable hoaxes that you find interesting none-the-less.

[-Drifter-]

You know what I mean. That guilty fascination that you have in Big-Foot or the Chupacabra. The urban legend or probable hoax that makes you feel kind of stupid for believing in it. Which one captures your imagination? Why do you find it interesting?

I have a few. Lately, the one that's caught my attention is the Jersey Devil. I'm not much of a believer, but the whole mythos is pretty interesting, as are the number of sightings.
Also... I'm not really sure what to make of this, but for the time being it scares the shit out of me.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uPIY6sVtbXQ

Just so you know, the last half or so it just preaching.

 

[Penemue]

I've always liked Nessie

I love most urban legends, but I'm not sure if I actually believe in them or if I just think "man, it would be so cool if that were true"

 

[Eleuthera]

I've always liked Nessie

I love most urban legends, but I'm not sure if I actually believe in them or if I just think "man, it would be so cool if that were true"

This, exactly. If any of the urban legends/myths turn out to be true I'm hoping it's Nessie.

 

[Azmael Silverlance]

im pretty curious about Area 51. With all the publicity n stuff i just wish we get a final answer to it.
Nessie is interesting too. But i just believe someone saw a big weird fish and freaked out back in 1900s back then ppl were alot less informet than us.

On that note the stone circle in UK stonehendge ...dont know how u spell it. Thats interesting. They say ppl are dorbiden in actualy going to the stones. Expect some weird "Druids" that do some ritual 1-2 times a year. Why the ban of ppl

 

[Xanian]

Spring-Heeled Jack. Completely fabricated by jumpy teen girls, but fun none-the-less.

 

[Manfesto]

I don't really believe in it but the "Paul is dead" hoax is really interesting. Would be epic if it is true after all, though.

 

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