Urban legends

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No, but there are legends that do not appear on the internet as the couple dressed in black asking for help before arriving at Piedra Del Aguila in Argentina

>>18376227
There are such things as local urban legends and speculations like local hauntings. Not OP, but just saying.

If that legend I learned when I travel to the Rio Negro Bolson. Where before arriving at Piedra Del Aguila there is a curve where it is said that a couple appears trying to draw attention as if there had been an accident. That's what they told me

>>18376227
stupid fuck lmao

Does anyone know the legend of Monte Hermoso?

http://www.businessinsider.com/what-is-rokos-basilisk-2014-8
http://blog.talkingphilosophy.com/?p=7263

>>18376297
Thank you now I have existential problems. XD

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>>18376137
There is a tale in my country about the dead using a carriage pulled by squeleton bulls and does that to collect one soul. It happens late at night and suddenly you will hear a carriage(very unusual at that time) and you must resist looking out the window.

The following day someone will be surely death. Pic related