Cebu/ PH Urban Legends (post it here)

[luff101]

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Sigbin nga kusog mangitkit!

[JuanElChico]

I don't think tinood ni @kevitzrey hehe product ra ni sa imaginations sa mga tao sa una either to initiate controversy para mu sikat or para naa ma topic the worse is para naa pang hadlok sa mga bata hehe

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

[slabs17]

@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:


"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.

That's because people before were too ignorant about cloning is....if the legend was true. Then that bongbong is just an impostor / impersonator of the real bongbong. And not a clone.

But if he was the realy undergo an operation using prostetics during that era. Ngano nangunot naman si bongbong ron Lol

[JuanElChico]

@rics zalved nationwide man kuno ni ilaha ambot lang pod haha Alice Dixon denies this man kuno

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

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@jntio thanks enjoy reading

nice one ts

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@luff101 lahi pod na siguro murag abat2 na na hehe

Sigbin nga kusog mangitkit!

[JuanElChico]

@slabs17 very well said.

That's because people before were too ignorant about cloning is....if the legend was true. Then that bongbong is just an impostor / impersonator of the real bongbong. And not a clone.

But if he was the realy undergo an operation using prostetics during that era. Ngano nangunot naman si bongbong ron Lol

[JuanElChico]

New Urban Legends coming up

The other story of Francisco Dagohoy
(no offense to the relatives and descendants)

Ilado ni siya isip usa sa mga respetado nato nga Bayani dili lang sa ilahang lugar (Bohol) apil na sa tibook nasod nga usa sa mga isog nga nibatok sa unang panahon sa mga Kastila. Naa daw ni siyay dili basta2x nga kusog ug paspas kayo, dali ra maka eskapo maong ga lisod pod ang mga Kastila. Kataw anan pero naa daw ni cyay ability nga mo jump og usa ka bungtod ngadto sa lain, lisod cya makit-an kay naa pod mga higayon nga dali ra cya mu blend sa iyaha palibot ug sa mga ka lasangan.

Ang gi ingon nga rason maong ingon ani siya tungod kay naa siyay anting2x nga murag ingon ani.


Ang gi ingon sa uban kay ni ana ang itura daw ani iya anting2x kay murag bala nya ang sulod kay tuway2 sa patay na nga ancestor.

[JuanElChico]

GRETCHEN BARETTO (Urban Legend Celebrity Edition LOL)

-story of this woman when she went to a building along with her yaya's, PA, and her guard/s rode an elevator of the said building.. before the elevator totally closed, another person came in, an old woman maybe in her fifties at that time. Feeling the old lady's presence inside the elevator with all her glamour and elegance, she (Gretchen) asked the old lady to step out of the elevator. The exact words were indirect to the old woman and somewhat similar to saying "Guards, tell this old woman to step out of my ELEVATORR!" . Looking horribly at the actresses reaction towards her, she (old woman) told Gretchen with full authority "and you, you step out of my building!"

-turns out to be that the woman is the mother of the owner of the building. Apparently Gretchen is banned to enter the said building up to this day.

[2nderemperror]

kanang legend sa Rmall, naa may video ana sa bitin. balo lng f tinuod ba to or mao ba jd to. pero patay na mn to. naka preserve cya. gamay mn to.. mura ra katas-a sa botelya sa sparkle.. naa sa youtube.
taas ug buhok ang bitin. puti ang buhok unya ang hitsura kay mura nag naagnas.

in addition pd ana nga story..

Actress Alice Dixon was once rumored to be among the snake's almost-victims, and was allegedly paid a considerable amount to keep her silence

[2nderemperror]

sa taga south dapit..

kanang sa Mananga Bridge diha sa may Tabunok, Talisay City ni nga urban legend
nakabasa na q ani b4, mao aq ra pd gi search balik para ani nga thread..




The Story: Maria Cacao was a goddess who lived in the mountains of Talisay. She and her husband Mangao owned a huge plantation of cacao. Maria Cacao and Mangao were well-known traders. During harvest season, they would ply the Mananga River on their galleon to take their produce to the lungsod.

It Gets Crazy: During one stormy season, when the river water was unusually high, the mast of Maria Cacao’s galleon hit a wooden bridge. The busy bridge was instantly destroyed and numerous people were killed. Talisaynons shunned the couple because of the incident. The couple became reclusive and eventually, they were never seen again. Today, some Talisaynons who dwell along the Mananga River swear that they can still sometimes see the light at the top of the mast of a passing galleon during harvest months.

The Effect: During the rainy season, motorists who cross the Mananga Bridge usually beep their car horn as a sign of respect to Maria Cacao and Mangao.

[JuanElChico]

seen it bai, mura mag hoax.. hehe personally though, a creature with that size can abduct no human hehe just saying

kanang legend sa Rmall, naa may video ana sa bitin. balo lng f tinuod ba to or mao ba jd to. pero patay na mn to. naka preserve cya. gamay mn to.. mura ra katas-a sa botelya sa sparkle.. naa sa youtube.
taas ug buhok ang bitin. puti ang buhok unya ang hitsura kay mura nag naagnas.

in addition pd ana nga story..

Actress Alice Dixon was once rumored to be among the snake's almost-victims, and was allegedly paid a considerable amount to keep her silence

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thanks for the contribution @2nderemperror . Reminds me of my my next story of same subject Maria Cacao stay tuned hehe posting in a bit

sa taga south dapit..

kanang sa Mananga Bridge diha sa may Tabunok, Talisay City ni nga urban legend
nakabasa na q ani b4, mao aq ra pd gi search balik para ani nga thread..




The Story: Maria Cacao was a goddess who lived in the mountains of Talisay. She and her husband Mangao owned a huge plantation of cacao. Maria Cacao and Mangao were well-known traders. During harvest season, they would ply the Mananga River on their galleon to take their produce to the lungsod.

It Gets Crazy: During one stormy season, when the river water was unusually high, the mast of Maria Cacao’s galleon hit a wooden bridge. The busy bridge was instantly destroyed and numerous people were killed. Talisaynons shunned the couple because of the incident. The couple became reclusive and eventually, they were never seen again. Today, some Talisaynons who dwell along the Mananga River swear that they can still sometimes see the light at the top of the mast of a passing galleon during harvest months.

The Effect: During the rainy season, motorists who cross the Mananga Bridge usually beep their car horn as a sign of respect to Maria Cacao and Mangao.