All Forums
What is something that was once considered to be a "legend" or "myth" that eventually turned out to (by Sparky)
Page 2 of 2
(58 / M-F / Louisiana)
What is something that was once considered to be a "legend" or "myth" that eventually turned out to be true?
(49 / F-MF / Tennessee)
What is something that was once considered to be a "legend" or "myth" that eventually turned out to be true?
What is something that was once considered to be a "legend" or "myth" that eventually turned out to be true?
What is something that was once considered to be a "legend" or "myth" that eventually turned out to be true?
Quick reply:
RULES:
- Be respectful at all times.
- Be mature and act like an adult.
- Respect different points of view.
- Discuss ideas, not specific users.
- Don't get personal.
- No profanity.
- No drama.
- No thread hijacking.
- No trolling.
- No spamming.
- No soliciting.
- No duplicate posting.
- No posting in the wrong section.
- No posting of contact information.
- Be welcoming to new users.
Similar threads:
- If life had an achievement system, apart from the usual milestones "get married", "have kids", what (by Sparky)
- Which song is most improved when all occurrences of "I," "me," "my," etc. are replaced with "Greg"? (by Sparky)
- Non-Americans of Reddit, What is the "Bigfoot" or "Area 51" equivalent of your country? (by Sparky)
- [Serious] Redditors who chose to "speak now" instead of "forever hold your peace" at a wedding, why (by Sparky)
- Without using the words "baby", "don't", "hurt" and "me", what is love? (by Sparky)
Login: