Weird Myths

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1) A ton of people thought that Nirvana's front man Kurt Cobain, did not in fact, commit suicide, but was murdered by his wife Courteny Cobain.

2) Paul Mcaurteny was rumored to have died in a car wreck and was replaced by a look alike.

3) Gene Simmons of kiss was thought to have a cow toungue attached to his own.

Anyone who's read Kurt Cobain's Journals knows that myth #1 is false. It's painfully obvious in the journal entries that Kurt suffered from depression. I returned the book to the bookstore because it was one of the saddest things I've ever read. Plus I felt guilty having his stolen diary notes on my bookshelf.

4) Plug won't fit? You can use a fork to straighten an electrical outlet.

You can see the Great Wall of China from the moon.....

If I were Paul McCartney, I'd have it written into my Will that my death should be covered up and a doppelgänger employed until Ringo kicked the bucket. It'd suck if Ringo was the last.

Mezzanotte, it sure would make it easy to get away with murder if your victim was chronically depressed, not saying I believe that's what happened to Kurt though, I also read his journals and they were indeed very sad.

Apparently he hated Courtney Love a lot. A WHOLE lot.

Nothing rhymes with orange....

The word nothing does not rhyme with orange.


Weird myths would include most of any classic mythology.

So this thread is dominated by the cause of Kurt Cobain's death and a fork in an electrical socket.

I'm not sure if I should be laughing my ass off or crying.

Walt Disney was an anti-Semite and got a dishonorable discharge- both of those aren't true.

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Fred Rogers, children's show host, was in the military and always wore long sleeves to cover up his tattoos whenever he filmed an episode of Mr. Rogers' Neighborhood-however, he was never in the military because he never served in the military.

@ Brother Johnny: There has been speculation that Walt Disney did make racially insensitive remarks, but no evidence has ever surfaced that he was racist towards any particular group.

Benito Mussolini, fascist leader of Italy made the trains run on time.

Ronald Reagan was the original choice to star in the movie Casablanca, when in fact, he was never considered.