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** "Marilyn Manson removed his ribs [[CrossesTheLineTwice so he could suck his own dick]]".
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** "Marilyn Manson removed his ribs [[CrossesTheLineTwice so he could suck his own dick]]".dick]]" (“[[BrickJoke and without a scalpel, too]]”).
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* An example appears on the [[http://www.snopes.com/horrors/horrors.asp Horrors]] page. On the website, various icons represent the topics being discussed, such as the Grim Reaper for the "Murdering Madmen" section and the skull and crossbones for "Poisoning" legends. What's the icon that represents "[[AdultFear Parental Nightmares]]"? [[spoiler: [[Series/SesameStreet Elmo!]]]] Unfortunately, that may now be considered HarsherInHindsight, considering [[http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kevin_Clash#Resignation_from_Sesame_Workshop what happened]] to his puppeteer, Kevin Clash...
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* An example appears on the [[http://www.snopes.com/horrors/horrors.asp Horrors]] page. On the website, various icons represent the topics being discussed, such as the Grim Reaper for the "Murdering Madmen" section and the skull and crossbones for "Poisoning" legends. What's the icon that represents "[[AdultFear Parental Nightmares]]"? "Parental Nightmares"? [[spoiler: [[Series/SesameStreet Elmo!]]]] Unfortunately, that may now be considered HarsherInHindsight, considering [[http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kevin_Clash#Resignation_from_Sesame_Workshop what happened]] to his puppeteer, Kevin Clash...
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* An example appears on the [[http://www.snopes.com/horrors/horrors.asp Horrors]] page. On the website, various icons represent the topics being discussed, such as the Grim Reaper for the "Murdering Madmen" section and the skull and crossbones for "Poisoning" legends. What's the icon that represents "[[AdultFear Parental Nightmares]]"? [[spoiler: [[Series/SesameStreet Elmo!]]]] Unfortunately, that may now be considered a FunnyAneurysmMoment, considering [[http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kevin_Clash#Resignation_from_Sesame_Workshop what happened]] to his puppeteer, Kevin Clash...
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* An example appears on the [[http://www.snopes.com/horrors/horrors.asp Horrors]] page. On the website, various icons represent the topics being discussed, such as the Grim Reaper for the "Murdering Madmen" section and the skull and crossbones for "Poisoning" legends. What's the icon that represents "[[AdultFear Parental Nightmares]]"? [[spoiler: [[Series/SesameStreet Elmo!]]]] Unfortunately, that may now be considered a FunnyAneurysmMoment, HarsherInHindsight, considering [[http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kevin_Clash#Resignation_from_Sesame_Workshop what happened]] to his puppeteer, Kevin Clash...
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* In one article about ''Dear Abby'' getting pranked by a letter based on the plot to an episode of ''TheSimpsons'', Barbara admits that she once pranked Ann Landers (Abby's sister) with a letter based on an urban legend, and she fell for it.
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* In one article about ''Dear Abby'' getting pranked by a letter based on the plot to an episode of ''TheSimpsons'', ''WesternAnimation/TheSimpsons'', Barbara admits that she once pranked Ann Landers (Abby's sister) with a letter based on an urban legend, and she fell for it.
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* [[http://www.snopes.com/glurge/safe.asp This glurge]] and their response to whether or not it was based on a true story. Basically, they jokingly claim that they searched every town containing bushes, dimly-lit streets, and trees, interviewed every woman named Judy in the world (barring North Korea and Cuba), then [[HereWeGoAgainfound an identical story, albeit with a woman named Katherine instead, on another planet.]]
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* [[http://www.snopes.com/glurge/safe.asp This glurge]] and their response to whether or not it was based on a true story. Basically, they jokingly claim that they searched every town containing bushes, dimly-lit streets, and trees, interviewed every woman named Judy in the world (barring North Korea and Cuba), then [[HereWeGoAgainfound [[HereWeGoAgain found an identical story, albeit with a woman named Katherine instead, on another planet.]]
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* [[http://www.snopes.com/glurge/safe.asp This glurge]] and their response to whether or not it was based on a true story. Basically, they jokingly claim that they searched every town containing bushes, dimly-lit streets, and trees, interviewed every woman named Judy in the world (barring North Korea and Cuba), then found [[HereWeGoAgainfound an identical story, albeit with a woman named Katherine instead, on another planet.]]
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** "Marilyn Manson removed his ribs [[CrossesTheLineTwice so he could suck his own dick]]".
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** "Marilyn Manson removed his ribs [[CrossesTheLineTwice so he could suck his own dick]]".dick]]".
* One [[https://www.snopes.com/fact-check/chevrolet-nova-name-spanish/ claim debunked as false]] is the urban legend that a car sold badly in Spanish, because it was called a "Nova" and "no va" is Spanish for "doesn't go". It's debunked because, among other things, the Spanish phrase "no va" is emphasised on the second word. The humour then comes in when they make an analogy of a dinette set with the brand name "notable" selling badly because people read it as "no table".
* One [[https://www.snopes.com/fact-check/chevrolet-nova-name-spanish/ claim debunked as false]] is the urban legend that a car sold badly in Spanish, because it was called a "Nova" and "no va" is Spanish for "doesn't go". It's debunked because, among other things, the Spanish phrase "no va" is emphasised on the second word. The humour then comes in when they make an analogy of a dinette set with the brand name "notable" selling badly because people read it as "no table".
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** [[http://www.snopes.com/humor/iftrue/burlap.asp This inane tale]] is another such example of people asking Snopes if it's real, when it pretty blatantly isn't.
* The question of whether or not [[https://www.snopes.com/news/2018/06/01/could-blue-whale-gas-contain-horse/?fbclid=IwAR1TG6_hfLXqtGa7U0eIcJWVEcsqpR6IMgEGecp7Sfh9zKUganffONgB8UA a blue whale's fart bubble could contain a horse]]. Even funnier than the claim itself is Snopes' in-depth investigation of its authenticity, ultimately finding it inconclusive.
* The question of whether or not [[https://www.snopes.com/news/2018/06/01/could-blue-whale-gas-contain-horse/?fbclid=IwAR1TG6_hfLXqtGa7U0eIcJWVEcsqpR6IMgEGecp7Sfh9zKUganffONgB8UA a blue whale's fart bubble could contain a horse]]. Even funnier than the claim itself is Snopes' in-depth investigation of its authenticity, ultimately finding it inconclusive.
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** [[http://www.snopes.com/humor/iftrue/burlap.asp This inane tale]] is another such example of people asking Snopes if it's real, when it pretty blatantly isn't.
isn't. They thought a little boy had a sack of leaves for a body!
* The question of whether or not [[https://www.snopes.com/news/2018/06/01/could-blue-whale-gas-contain-horse/?fbclid=IwAR1TG6_hfLXqtGa7U0eIcJWVEcsqpR6IMgEGecp7Sfh9zKUganffONgB8UA a blue whale's fart bubble could contain a horse]]. Even funnier than the claim itself is Snopes' in-depth investigation of its authenticity, ultimately finding itinconclusive.inconclusive.
* They have a list of [[https://www.snopes.com/fact-check/search-me/ odd searches]], which includes:
** "Requests for death certificate", with the description, "Okay, but then we'll have to kill you."
** "Pictures of my naked girlfriend", with the description, "If you don't have any..."
** A series of searches and their descriptions that are formatted like a conversation:
--->'''Search''': "Seduce wife."
--->'''Description''': "It's on our to-do list."
--->'''Search''': "Chloroform-soaked rag."
--->'''Description''': "Perhaps you're not familiar with the meaning of 'seduce'?"
--->'''Search''': "Take off your dress."
--->'''Description''': "Now you've got it!"
--->'''Search''': "She unzipped my pants."
--->'''Description''': "Excellent!"
--->'''Search''': "Knocked her unconscious."
--->'''Description''': "No, no, no."
** "Polly's penis page", which they jokingly suggest was searched by a parrot.
** One search is just "SEX" over and over, so they point out that shouting doesn't make search endings work better.
** "Nude secretaries", with the description "[[NakedPeopleAreFunny Where do they keep their pens]]?"
** "Operation with no scalpal Johnny Carson". They hope that it wasn't also "no anaesthetic".
** "Marilyn Manson removed his ribs [[CrossesTheLineTwice so he could suck his own dick]]".
* The question of whether or not [[https://www.snopes.com/news/2018/06/01/could-blue-whale-gas-contain-horse/?fbclid=IwAR1TG6_hfLXqtGa7U0eIcJWVEcsqpR6IMgEGecp7Sfh9zKUganffONgB8UA a blue whale's fart bubble could contain a horse]]. Even funnier than the claim itself is Snopes' in-depth investigation of its authenticity, ultimately finding it
* They have a list of [[https://www.snopes.com/fact-check/search-me/ odd searches]], which includes:
** "Requests for death certificate", with the description, "Okay, but then we'll have to kill you."
** "Pictures of my naked girlfriend", with the description, "If you don't have any..."
** A series of searches and their descriptions that are formatted like a conversation:
--->'''Search''': "Seduce wife."
--->'''Description''': "It's on our to-do list."
--->'''Search''': "Chloroform-soaked rag."
--->'''Description''': "Perhaps you're not familiar with the meaning of 'seduce'?"
--->'''Search''': "Take off your dress."
--->'''Description''': "Now you've got it!"
--->'''Search''': "She unzipped my pants."
--->'''Description''': "Excellent!"
--->'''Search''': "Knocked her unconscious."
--->'''Description''': "No, no, no."
** "Polly's penis page", which they jokingly suggest was searched by a parrot.
** One search is just "SEX" over and over, so they point out that shouting doesn't make search endings work better.
** "Nude secretaries", with the description "[[NakedPeopleAreFunny Where do they keep their pens]]?"
** "Operation with no scalpal Johnny Carson". They hope that it wasn't also "no anaesthetic".
** "Marilyn Manson removed his ribs [[CrossesTheLineTwice so he could suck his own dick]]".
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** [[http://www.snopes.com/humor/iftrue/burlap.asp This inane tale]] is another such example of people asking Snopes if it's real, when it pretty blatantly isn't.
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** [[http://www.snopes.com/humor/iftrue/burlap.asp This inane tale]] is another such example of people asking Snopes if it's real, when it pretty blatantly isn't.isn't.
* The question of whether or not [[https://www.snopes.com/news/2018/06/01/could-blue-whale-gas-contain-horse/?fbclid=IwAR1TG6_hfLXqtGa7U0eIcJWVEcsqpR6IMgEGecp7Sfh9zKUganffONgB8UA a blue whale's fart bubble could contain a horse]]. Even funnier than the claim itself is Snopes' in-depth investigation of its authenticity, ultimately finding it inconclusive.
* The question of whether or not [[https://www.snopes.com/news/2018/06/01/could-blue-whale-gas-contain-horse/?fbclid=IwAR1TG6_hfLXqtGa7U0eIcJWVEcsqpR6IMgEGecp7Sfh9zKUganffONgB8UA a blue whale's fart bubble could contain a horse]]. Even funnier than the claim itself is Snopes' in-depth investigation of its authenticity, ultimately finding it inconclusive.
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* From [[http://www.snopes.com/radiotv/tv/barney.asp this article]] about a couple of rumors surrounding BarneyTheDinosaur.
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* From [[http://www.snopes.com/radiotv/tv/barney.asp this article]] about a couple of rumors surrounding BarneyTheDinosaur.''Series/BarneyTheDinosaur''.
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* An example appears on the [[http://www.snopes.com/horrors/horrors.asp Horrors]] page. On the website, various icons represent the topics being discussed, such as the Grim Reaper for the "Murdering Madmen" section and the skull and crossbones for "Poisoning" legends. What's the icon that represents "[[AdultFear Parental Nightmares]]"? [[spoiler: [[Series/SesameStreet Elmo!]]]]
** Unfortunately, that may now be considered a FunnyAneurysmMoment, considering [[http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kevin_Clash#Resignation_from_Sesame_Workshop what happened]] to his puppeteer, Kevin Clash...
** Unfortunately, that may now be considered a FunnyAneurysmMoment, considering [[http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kevin_Clash#Resignation_from_Sesame_Workshop what happened]] to his puppeteer, Kevin Clash...
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* An example appears on the [[http://www.snopes.com/horrors/horrors.asp Horrors]] page. On the website, various icons represent the topics being discussed, such as the Grim Reaper for the "Murdering Madmen" section and the skull and crossbones for "Poisoning" legends. What's the icon that represents "[[AdultFear Parental Nightmares]]"? [[spoiler: [[Series/SesameStreet Elmo!]]]]
**Elmo!]]]] Unfortunately, that may now be considered a FunnyAneurysmMoment, considering [[http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kevin_Clash#Resignation_from_Sesame_Workshop what happened]] to his puppeteer, Kevin Clash...
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** Actually, quite a few of the more outlandish legends include this type of response. There's apparently nothing the Internet can create that's so obviously false that someone--often several someones--won't forward it to Snopes asking if it's true.
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** Actually, quite a few of the more outlandish legends include this type of response. There's apparently nothing the Internet can create that's so obviously false that someone--often several someones--won't forward it to Snopes asking if it's true.true.
** [[http://www.snopes.com/humor/iftrue/burlap.asp This inane tale]] is another such example of people asking Snopes if it's real, when it pretty blatantly isn't.
** [[http://www.snopes.com/humor/iftrue/burlap.asp This inane tale]] is another such example of people asking Snopes if it's real, when it pretty blatantly isn't.
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* [[http://www.snopes.com/glurge/safe.asp This glurge]] and their response to whether or not it was based on a true story.
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* [[http://www.snopes.com/glurge/safe.asp This glurge]] and their response to whether or not it was based on a true story.story.
**Actually, quite a few of the more outlandish legends include this type of response. There's apparently nothing the Internet can create that's so obviously false that someone--often several someones--won't forward it to Snopes asking if it's true.
**Actually, quite a few of the more outlandish legends include this type of response. There's apparently nothing the Internet can create that's so obviously false that someone--often several someones--won't forward it to Snopes asking if it's true.
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* [[http://www.snopes.com/radiotv/tv/barney.asp "Children, especially small ones, don't easily grasp small differences — to them, a news story about illicit drugs having been discovered inside a Barney doll during a police raid is likely to be understood as drugs having been found inside Barney the television star himself. Given that to a small child, everything they see of Barney happens to him on camera, the story would quickly flesh out to the dinosaur's having been arrested while the cameras were rolling, the police appearing on set to pull the drugs from his tail and haul him off in dino-cuffs."]]
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* From [[http://www.snopes.com/radiotv/tv/barney.asp "Children, this article]] about a couple of rumors surrounding BarneyTheDinosaur.
--> Children, especially small ones, don't easily grasp small differences — to them, a news story about illicit drugs having been discovered inside a Barney doll during a police raid is likely to be understood as drugs having been found inside Barney the television star himself. Given that to a small child, everything they see of Barney happens to him on camera, the story would quickly flesh out to the dinosaur's having been arrested while the cameras were rolling, the police appearing on set to pull the drugs from his tail and haul him off in dino-cuffs."]]
--> Children, especially small ones, don't easily grasp small differences — to them, a news story about illicit drugs having been discovered inside a Barney doll during a police raid is likely to be understood as drugs having been found inside Barney the television star himself. Given that to a small child, everything they see of Barney happens to him on camera, the story would quickly flesh out to the dinosaur's having been arrested while the cameras were rolling, the police appearing on set to pull the drugs from his tail and haul him off in dino-cuffs.
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* Many of the "phallus on an innocent label/poster/drawing" myths are usually this. Especially because 90% of them turn out false.
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* Many of the "phallus on an innocent label/poster/drawing" myths are usually this. Especially this, especially because 90% of them turn out false.
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* [[http://www.snopes.com/radiotv/tv/barney.asp "Children, especially small ones, don't easily grasp small differences — to them, a news story about illicit drugs having been discovered inside a Barney doll during a police raid is likely to be understood as drugs having been found inside Barney the television star himself. Given that to a small child, everything they see of Barney happens to him on camera, the story would quickly flesh out to the dinosaur's having been arrested while the cameras were rolling, the police appearing on set to pull the drugs from his tail and haul him off in dino-cuffs."]]"]]
* The response to the [[http://snopes.com/glurge/blueribbon.asp Blue Ribbon Against Child Abuse]] legend:
--> A number of readers have asked us if this item is "true", a question we're not sure how to answer. As unlikely as it might be that a three-year-old could possess the language skills necessary to compose such a piece, it's even more unlikely that anyone could describe her own murder in the first person.
* The response to the [[http://snopes.com/glurge/blueribbon.asp Blue Ribbon Against Child Abuse]] legend:
--> A number of readers have asked us if this item is "true", a question we're not sure how to answer. As unlikely as it might be that a three-year-old could possess the language skills necessary to compose such a piece, it's even more unlikely that anyone could describe her own murder in the first person.
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* Many of the "phallus on an innocent label/poster/drawing" myths are usually this
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** Unfortunately, that may now be considered a FunnyAneurysmMoment, considering [[http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kevin_Clash#Resignation_from_Sesame_Workshop what happened]] to his puppeteer, Kevin Clash...
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* An untentional example appears on the [[http://www.snopes.com/horrors/horrors.asp Horrors]] page. On the website, various icons represent the topics being discussed, such as the Grim Reaper for the "Murdering Madmen" section and the skull and crossbones for "Poisoning" legends. What's the icon that represents "[[AdultFear Parental Nightmares]]"? [[spoiler: [[Series/SesameStreet Elmo!]]]]
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* An untentional example appears on the [[http://www.snopes.com/horrors/horrors.asp Horrors]] page. On the website, various icons represent the topics being discussed, such as the Grim Reaper for the "Murdering Madmen" section and the skull and crossbones for "Poisoning" legends. What's the icon that represents "[[AdultFear Parental Nightmares]]"? [[spoiler: [[Series/SesameStreet Elmo!]]]]
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* An untentional example appears on the [[http://www.snopes.com/horrors/horrors.asp Horrors]] page. On the website, various icons represent the topics being discussed, such as the Grim Reaper for the "Murdering Madmen" section and the skull and crossbones for "Poisoning" legends. What's the icon that represents "Parental Nightmares"? [[spoiler: [[Series/SesameStreet Elmo!]]]]
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* An untentional example appears on the [[http://www.snopes.com/horrors/horrors.asp Horrors]] page. On the website, various icons represent the topics being discussed, such as the Grim Reaper for the "Murdering Madmen" section and the skull and crossbones for "Poisoning" legends. What's the icon that represents "Parental Nightmares"? "[[AdultFear Parental Nightmares]]"? [[spoiler: [[Series/SesameStreet Elmo!]]]]
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* An untentional example appears on the [[http://www.snopes.com/horrors/horrors.asp Horrors]] page. On the website, various icons represent the topics being discussed, such as the Grim Reaper for the "Murdering Madmen" section and the skull and crossbones for "Poisoning" legends. What's the icon that represents "Parental Nightmares"? [[spoiler: [[SesameStreet Elmo!]]]]
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* An untentional example appears on the [[http://www.snopes.com/horrors/horrors.asp Horrors]] page. On the website, various icons represent the topics being discussed, such as the Grim Reaper for the "Murdering Madmen" section and the skull and crossbones for "Poisoning" legends. What's the icon that represents "Parental Nightmares"? [[spoiler: [[SesameStreet [[Series/SesameStreet Elmo!]]]]
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* "Children, especially small ones, don't easily grasp small differences — to them, a news story about illicit drugs having been discovered inside a Barney doll during a police raid is likely to be understood as drugs having been found inside Barney the television star himself. Given that to a small child, everything they see of Barney happens to him on camera, the story would quickly flesh out to the dinosaur's having been arrested while the cameras were rolling, the police appearing on set to pull the drugs from his tail and haul him off in dino-cuffs."
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* [[http://www.snopes.com/radiotv/tv/barney.asp "Children, especially small ones, don't easily grasp small differences — to them, a news story about illicit drugs having been discovered inside a Barney doll during a police raid is likely to be understood as drugs having been found inside Barney the television star himself. Given that to a small child, everything they see of Barney happens to him on camera, the story would quickly flesh out to the dinosaur's having been arrested while the cameras were rolling, the police appearing on set to pull the drugs from his tail and haul him off in dino-cuffs.""]]
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everything they see of Barney happens to him on camera, the story would quickly flesh out to the dinosaur's having been arrested while the cameras were rolling, the police appearing on set to pull the drugs from his tail and haul him off in dino-cuffs."
everything they see of Barney happens to him on camera, the story would quickly flesh out to the dinosaur's having been arrested while the cameras were rolling, the police appearing on set to pull the drugs from his tail and haul him off in dino-cuffs."
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* "Children, especially small ones, don't easily grasp small differences — to them, a news story about illicit drugs having been discovered inside a Barney doll during a police raid is likely to be understood as drugs having been found inside Barney the television star himself. Given that to a small child,
child, everything they see of Barney happens to him on camera, the story would quickly flesh out to the dinosaur's having been arrested while the cameras were rolling, the police appearing on set to pull the drugs from his tail and haul him off in dino-cuffs."
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* Many of the "phallus on an innocent label/poster/drawing" myths are usually this
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* Many of the "phallus on an innocent label/poster/drawing" myths are usually thisthis
* "Children, especially small ones, don't easily grasp small differences — to them, a news story about illicit drugs having been discovered inside a Barney doll during a police raid is likely to be understood as drugs having been found inside Barney the television star himself. Given that to a small child,
everything they see of Barney happens to him on camera, the story would quickly flesh out to the dinosaur's having been arrested while the cameras were rolling, the police appearing on set to pull the drugs from his tail and haul him off in dino-cuffs."
* "Children, especially small ones, don't easily grasp small differences — to them, a news story about illicit drugs having been discovered inside a Barney doll during a police raid is likely to be understood as drugs having been found inside Barney the television star himself. Given that to a small child,
everything they see of Barney happens to him on camera, the story would quickly flesh out to the dinosaur's having been arrested while the cameras were rolling, the police appearing on set to pull the drugs from his tail and haul him off in dino-cuffs."
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* In one article about ''Dear Abby'' getting pranked by a letter based on the plot to an episode of ''TheSimpsons'', Barbara admits that she once pranked Ann Landers (Abby's sister) with a letter based on an urban legend, and she fell for it.
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* In one article about ''Dear Abby'' getting pranked by a letter based on the plot to an episode of ''TheSimpsons'', Barbara admits that she once pranked Ann Landers (Abby's sister) with a letter based on an urban legend, and she fell for it.it.
* Many of the "phallus on an innocent label/poster/drawing" myths are usually this
* Many of the "phallus on an innocent label/poster/drawing" myths are usually this
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* An untentional example appears on the [[http://www.snopes.com/horrors/horrors.asp Horrors]] page. On the website, various icons represent the topics being discussed, such as the Grim Reaper for the "Murdering Madmen" section and the skull and crossbones for "Poisoning" legends. What's the icon that represents "Parental Nightmares"? [[spoiler: [[SesameStreet Elmo!]]]]
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* An untentional example appears on the [[http://www.snopes.com/horrors/horrors.asp Horrors]] page. On the website, various icons represent the topics being discussed, such as the Grim Reaper for the "Murdering Madmen" section and the skull and crossbones for "Poisoning" legends. What's the icon that represents "Parental Nightmares"? [[spoiler: [[SesameStreet Elmo!]]]]Elmo!]]]]
* In one article about ''Dear Abby'' getting pranked by a letter based on the plot to an episode of ''TheSimpsons'', Barbara admits that she once pranked Ann Landers (Abby's sister) with a letter based on an urban legend, and she fell for it.
* In one article about ''Dear Abby'' getting pranked by a letter based on the plot to an episode of ''TheSimpsons'', Barbara admits that she once pranked Ann Landers (Abby's sister) with a letter based on an urban legend, and she fell for it.
