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urban legends you have been told


i remember one that i was told when i was 7 that totally freaked me out and is featured in the sequel i think.

this girl's parents are about to go out and it is the first time that she has been left in the house on her own. They tell her that if she gets scared to just remember that their pet dog is there and will look after her. So she waves goodbye to them from the living room window and sits down to watch the tv. A few minutes later she hears a noise that sounds like dripping and so turns the volume off and puts her hand down to where the dog was lying on the floor next to the sofa and the dog licks her hand. Reassured, she goes back to watching the tv. However, she hears the noise again. After a while she decides to check the rooms of the house. Finally, she gets to the bathroom where she sees a shadow behind the shower curtain and when she pulls the curtain back she sees her dog, hung, his blood dripping onto the floor.
Totally stupid, but to a seven year old who had not only heard that but a number of other scary stories all at once, the thought of some psycho licking the girls hand was not so good.

scary beary

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I was told by a cousin of mine, at New Year's Eve, about the "Aren't You Glad You Didn't Turn on the Lights" legend, and I couldn't sleep for a couple of nights. A year or two later, a girl in my age told me of the legend about the "Drip drip drip". The one with the dog that was killed by someone, who took its place at night and licked the owner's hand everytime the owner had the hand under the bed.

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"The Psychic Child" made me very uneasy when I first heard it.
A family is sitting round the fire. It's the little boy's bedtime and he says "Goodnight, Mum. Goodnight, Dad. Goodnight, Granny. GoodBYE, Grandpa." The next day Grandpa has a heart attack and dies.
Six months later it happens again.
"Goodnight Mum. Goodnight Dad. GoodBYE Granny", says the little boy. Next day Granny dies."
Mum and Dad are now very uneasy.
Another six months passes. Then:
"Goodnight, Mum. GoodBYE Dad."
So all the next day the kid's poor Dad is in a terrible state, shaking with nerves, wondering when death is going to get him and how much it will hurt. He finally makes it home again, white as a sheet and says to his wife:
"Pour me a drink, love, I've had a terrible day."
"You think YOU had a bad day?" his wife replies...

..."I opened the door this morning and there was the milkman dead on the doorstep!"

Sorry, I couldn't resist that one.

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