That that was that is that is no more.

9gag:

Guys should get it…

uhuh

ramonbautista:

sana wag ako masunog sa impyerno

paolodegu:

“Sto. Niño sa Prusisyon”

Amen!

9gag:

Why..just WHY?!

9gag:

Everything is for a reason

HAHAHAHA! TROLLED! =)))))))))

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accio-riptide:

alexgasbarf:

istalkedpetergaskarth:

allhailpetergaskarth:

bell-triple-e:

The slit-mouth woman is an urban legend about a woman with a slit-mouth (meaning that the woman’s mouth is cut from ear-to-ear. She wears a white mask to cover her severed mouth.

Kuchisake-Onna appears in the streets of Japan, murdering mainly children with a pair of huge scissors. But before Kuchisake-Onna kills the victim, she asks him/her this question: “Am I pretty?”. If the victim answer yes, she will take off her mask, revealing her severed mouth,  and asks “How about now?”. This is the tricky part…….if you answer “no”, she will kill the victim. If you say “yes”, she will take her scissors, and cut the victim’s mouth, making him/her have a slit-mouth just like her, but Kuchisake-Onna may let you live. It is almost impossible to escape from Kuchisake-Onna, because she can move at super-human speeds.

But I said ALMOST impossible, so there are a few ways to escape:

1. If the you say that she looks normal, she will get confused, and you will have enough time to escape.

2. If the you ask if you’re pretty, she will also become confused, and she will leave.

3. This is the newest way to escape: if you tell her that you need or have to attend a previous engagement, she will pardon her manners and excuse herself from your presence.

How did Kuchisake-Onna got her mouth severed? Some say it was a accident. Others say it was a surgery gone wrong. Yet, other people say that Kuchisake-Onna is an escaped mental patient who was so demented that she cut her own mouth apart.

But the most popular legend/explanation was because her husband sliced her mouth a sword because she was cheating on him. After he attacked her, he yelled “Who’ll think you’re beautiful now?!” 
In the spring and summer of 1979, rumors started to spread throughout Japan about sightings of the Kuchisake-onna hunting down children. The story was spread like wildfire, causing many of Japan’s towns to become afraid of the Kuchisake-Onna. It even caused the police to increased their patrols and made schools send teachers to walk students home in groups.

thats some scary shit. Gave me goose bumps D:

wat

why isn’t she in jail for murder

r u all dumb

THAT’S WHAT MY MUM SAID. She was like, if they were able to take a picture of her, then why didn’t they take her to jail?

gave me the creeps oh god

nice.. i like.

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