Cebu/ PH Urban Legends (post it here)

[kevitzrey]

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tinuod ba kaha ni sah? hahah.
nindot og naay taga Discovery channel mo anhi para buhatan og show, and investigate. haha!

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abi nako kanang bitin sa Robinsons urban legend sa Manila ra na, si Alice Dixon gani daw tong nabiktima ana

[jntio]

nice one ts

[JuanElChico]

akoa ra gi googel @buddy&sale haha yup "M" ni kay urban legends gud nothing proven

kana piktyor sa isda ug bitin, dis-a mn ka ana? idea rna nimu?

f or m...M!

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naka dungog sad ko ani nga story @<SMILE> , very interesting

ADVENTUROUS NIñO

The Story: A couple who lived in a mountain barangay lost their carabao one day. That night, as they were getting ready to pray at the altar, they noticed that their Santo Niño statue was gone. The next day, they were surprised to see their carabao outside the house. According to one neighbor, he saw the carabao pass in front of his house. He said that a young boy was riding on the back of the animal. That night, when they were preparing to sleep, they noticed that their Santo Niño was back. They also noticed that the vestment of the statue was filled with thistles (amorseco.) The couple believed that it was the Santo Niño who brought their carabao back.

It Gets Crazy: There are numerous versions of the story. Some claim that the image now housed at the Basilica would occasionally disappear late at night. And the next morning, the statue would mysteriously reappear with muddy shoes and vestments. Sweets and toys can also be seen littered inside the glass case.

The Effect: Devotees of the Santo Niño believe that these stories simply indicate the nature of the Niño. That he is, afterall, a child. This explains why devotees shower the image with children’s gifts like candies, fruits, toys, and children’s clothes. In fact, a complete collection of some of the most expensive gifts for the Niño are now displayed at the Santo Niño Museum.

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true @chocofudge where most of our childhood memories SLASH phobias originated hehe

Urban legends somewhat nice to remember.

[JuanElChico]

@slabs17 hahaha lage sa? mestizo ra kayo atoang human snake ang kugtong kay murag Piranha Hihihi

batia sad ug nawong ana imong kugtong uy mas nindot paman ug hitsura ang human snake

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@xetorkaiba thanks! Enjoy reading..will post another urban legend later on akoa sa I organize akoa thoughts diri hehe..

up ta kay lingaw og basa hehe

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@Echelnalf @Little_Mermaid88 YUP2 mao pod na ingon sa uban pero mas I dungog man nga half snake kuno nga lalaki hhehe pero ambot lang sad kaha

Sa akong nadunggan pud saona sa number 3, dili man to human snake but a really big snake. Eheh

[JuanElChico]

HAHHAHA I have to agree @slabs17

Hala uy kadako sa bitin!!!

Diha guro gikan na nga joke

[slabs17]

@slabs17 hahaha lage sa? mestizo ra kayo atoang human snake ang kugtong kay murag Piranha Hihihi

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@xetorkaiba thanks! Enjoy reading..will post another urban legend later on akoa sa I organize akoa thoughts diri hehe..



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@Echelnalf YUP mao pod na ingon sa uban pero mas I dungog man nga half snake kuno nga lalaki hhehe pero ambot lang sad kaha

Kay basi sa akong pag google man gud aning kugtong. Kani nga isda usa ka matang sa klasi sa chiclids murag tilapya ang hitsura igsoon sa flower horn nga isda nga mao sad akong hilig, nindot man tan-awon ang flower horn mao nipalag ko sa hitsura anang picture sa kugtong kay pamilya ra baya na sila sa flowerhorn Lol

Kaning ingon ani sa matang sa isda (kugtong) modako man jud daw ni basta sa wild, moabot daw ni ug 1meters ang gitas-on, so para nako posible nga dili jud ni siya urban legends. Ni exist ni siya pero ang problema gi exagerate lang ang istorya

[slabs17]

Kanang story sa number 1 murag revise guro na sa original story sa saan juanico bridge sa samar and leyte.

Amg story same rajud amamg marcelo fernan, pag sugod daw ug construct sa san juanico bridge duna daw naigo na serena ug namatay, mao bisan unsaon nila tukod d jud mahuman kay perme maguba unya naay aksidente mahitabo, mamatyan sila ug worker. Unya lagi kay panahon man tong marcos ug gusto jud ni emilda na mahuman ang project ni consult silag albularyo ug didto ilang nahibaw-an na duna daw serena namatay during construction, ug need ug offering which is human blood.

Mao daw nga daghan mga missing people during marcos time kay mao daw to gihimong human sacrifice para ma materialize jud ang bridge. Sigon pa sa akong lolo. Hadlokon man gud mi nila ana nga storya sauna nga kidnapon daw ang mga bata na laagan para ihagbong diha

[JuanElChico]

@iSTORYA akoa nya na iresearch pod pero naa to humor sa unsa nga ang owner sa "R" mall (the female human twin) nya gi ask siya sa iya opinion sa iyahang alleged hybrid human snake twin nya ang iyahang gi tubag kay dili 'daw' tinood kung naa man gani kuno kay ilaha na gi baligya ang panit sa mall para sa ilangmga display sa bags hahaha #adiklang

trivia: Ang kato latest shake rattle and roll kay gi feature nila ang humanoid snake sa ilaha movie

Naa man unta to website of blog nga nag focus sa PH urban legends, nakalimot ko aha to. Kanang snake sa number 3 is sa Robinsons man na and its actually true in the part nga its a big a*s snake. Gi confirm naman tingali na sa tag-iya or sa anak ba to sa tag-iya.

[JuanElChico]

@slabs17 dili ko familiar ana nga story haha ang kani mao ra pod ni akoa nadunggan sa mga barbero haha

Speaking of Marcos naa pod urban legend ana iyaha anak nga si BongBong here's the story:

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"Bong Bong Marcos is just a CLONE"
credits to the source of the article The Philippine Urban Legends: Bongbong Marcos is just a Clone

Bongbong Marco (real name Ferdinand "Bongbong" Romualdez Marcos, Jr.) was born on September 13, 1957. He is a Filipino politician, and now he is a senator of the Philippines in 15th Congress.

He is the only son and second child of former Pres. Ferdinand E. Marcos and First Lady Imelda Marcos. The wife of Mrs. Louise Cacho Araneta, and a father to 3 sons.

At the time of former Pres. Ferdinand E. Marcos , rumors about their projects and doings, and even their lives were widespread in the Philippines. Some stories about them were distorted, as for example the San Juanico Bridge Legend, where Imelda Marcos ordered children's blood be mixed with the cement as sacrifice; the Manila Film Center Legend, where 26 (or more or less than hundred) construction workers were alleged been buried in the building and not rescued or been dug up just to meet the completion date set by Imelda Marcos; and Bongbong Marcos Legend, for which this article is about.

According to rumors, Bongbong Marcos was already dead, and the person we can see sitting in the Senate is only a clone of 'him'. The legend spread in late 1970s and in early 1980's.

The first version of the legend has it that Bongbong Marcos had a fisticuff with an Indian-national classmate. In the said fight, he was stabbed accidentally by his classmate to death. Strangely, there was no news about his body been returned in the Philippines.

The Second version says, that he was killed in a road accident in Manila (other stories suggest, it happened in London) when he was a teenager.

The third version has it that Bongbong was abducted by rebel armies from Mindanao, and he was killed there.

In continuation of the legend, Imelda Marcos convinced one of his nephew, who closely resembles his son, to undergo a plastic surgery and pretend to be Bongbong Marcos in replace.

No one knows who spread the legend or where this story came from, but the fact that the dictatorship of Ferdinand Marcos is powerful and eminent, and the declaration of Martial Law added much supremacy to his rule, people will eventually be scared. Thus, possibly the urban legend is in political nature. At that time, it is possible that his throne will be passed to Imelda Marcos and then be succeeded by one of their children. Bongbong Marcos is the only child who can succeed the rule because his sisters, Imee Marcos, had other interest, and the other, Irene, was too young that time.

Of course, if the rumor is true and Bongbong is really dead, then the dynasty and power of the Marcos Family will be cut short and be broken. Except if another Bongbong will replace his shoes, thus the family empire will still continue.

I personally believe that the Bongbong Marcos in the senate is the true Bongbong Marcos himself, indeed. The one who became the Vice-Governor; Governor; and Congressman of Ilocos Norte is him. No, doubt.

If he is really a clone, and he underwent a plastic surgery, in his age right now, those traces of wound and cuts in his face will visibly be seen in his face. Take a look at him, the way he talks, the way he moves, and the natural resemblance of his face from his mother is an evidence.

If you still believe he is, just respect him. Their family is doing anything they can to help and serve the country in their own way. Give them a chance to prove themselves. The chance that the people who voted them gave them.

Credits to the source of the article The Philippine Urban Legends: Bongbong Marcos is just a Clone

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