Only a Real Weirdo Knows Which of These Urban Legends Are Real
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Legends can tell you a lot about a culture: what they value and more importantly, what they fear. But, some of the classic urban legends we all know have to be based in reality, right? We all had that friend growing up who swore that they heard this happened because their cousin’s best friend told tShow More
Legends can tell you a lot about a culture: what they value and more importantly, what they fear. But, some of the classic urban legends we all know have to be based in reality, right? We all had that friend growing up who swore that they heard this happened because their cousin’s best friend told them it happened at camp. The creepy killer lurking in the woods, the ghost who gets summoned if you say their name three times in the mirror, pets turning and eating their owners. Yikes! Did any of them really happen?
Only real weirdos keep digging and researching these stories. Others talk themselves down from freaking out so they can actually fall asleep at night. Which one are you? Can you easily separate fact from fiction? Are you comfortable with creepy, spooky facts or are you a strong urban legend denier? Is there a killer with a hook trolling your neighborhood scratching at your window? We don’t know — you tell us! Take this quiz and test your urban legend expertise!
After hiding in a garbage can as a joke, a teenage boy was picked up by a garbage truck making the rounds and was squashed to death in the trash compactor. True or false?
- 100% True
- 100% False
- Partially true: He was only seriously injured, not killed.
Originating in Pittsburgh, PA, the legend of Charlie No-Face tells the tale of a man with no face who wanders around the woods at night. Is this story fact or fiction?
- All fact!
- All fiction!
- True, but this is actually about a man in the UK named Charles Graham.
- True, but his real name is Raymond Robinson.
After what we imagine to be the worst break-up in history, a vengeful ex cooked and served his ex-girlfriend her beloved pet as dinner. What was the pet?
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An illusionist died during one of his own escapist tricks back int he 1920s. What was his last attempt at escaping certain (sudden) death?
- Straight-jacketed and submerged in water
- Doused in gasoline and lit on fire
- Buried alive
We've all heard the legend of the person silently lurking in the attic and in the walls of a family home for weeks, only to come out of hiding in the middle of the night to murder everybody. Is this just a story or did it happen in real life?
- Never happened
- Definitely happened
You probably heard Walt Disney had his body cryogenically frozen after his death...and kept underneath what attraction at Disney World for safe keeping?
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"The call is coming from inside the house." Or something like it. Which creepy intruder story is actually true?
- Repeatedly calling while hiding in the closet
- Texting from underneath the bed
- Writing creepy notes on mirrors and hiding in the attic
- Taking pictures of someone sleeping at night and sending it to them
- None of these are true.
In the Penn State University library, a college student went in to study — and never came out! Is this urban legend of a murder being carried out in public totally true or very false?
- Totally true
- Partially true. There had to have been some witnesses!
- Partially true. The student made it out alive.
- Very false
Rabid dogs, killer bees, but what about flesh-eating pigs? Allegedly, a veteran cared for pigs to treat his PTSD only to be eaten alive by his precious pets. Did this really happen or is it just a story?
- It wasn’t a pig, it was a dog.
- It wasn’t a war vet, it was an elderly woman who lived on a farm.
- This story is true.
- This story is just a story.
Growing up, you probably heard a spooky story or two about an escaped patient from a nearby insane asylum and how they were on the loose killing children. Did this really happen?
- Yes, in Staten Island.
- Yes, in Oregon.
- Yes, in Europe.
- No way this would ever happen, ever.
Atomic wedgies are legendary in themselves. But, has anyone ever been killed by getting a wedgied to death?
- Yes, damage to anywhere on your digestive tract is dangerous.
- Yes, they were hung by the seat of their pants. Literally.
- Yes, they were strangled by the waistband of their underwear.
- No, it’s just a wedgie — calm down.
Last but not least: Swallowed bubblegum takes seven years to digest in your body. True or false?
- True. It’s science!
- False. It digests just like any other food.
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