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26 February 2012, 05:16 AM
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Comment: THIS IS TRUE!!
Me and my boyfriend were at a new hotel. as we were having sex we noticed a smell and complained. the next day we had our bedroom cleaned, we saw a body of a small girl i think she was 6 but i don't know, either way we found a decomposing body in our room! 
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#362
01 March 2012, 07:07 PM
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Comment: I just want to let you know that it is true that identity of your
credit cards can be photographed by cell phones. My friend was victim to this as she stood in line at a Costco. The perps took a photo of her card, then filmed her punching in her PIN number at the cashier. They (the scammers) proceeded to remove money from her bank account. Thanks. If you need more info I can give you her email.
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#363
03 March 2012, 03:40 AM
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Comment: Comment on a child named Le-a or La-a. Those names are not that
uncommon. My daughter recently had a patient at Baptist Hospital in Birmingham, AL named La-a. Daughter inquired of a nurse how to pronounce the name: Ladasha. Yes, it is for real.
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#364
06 March 2012, 12:36 AM
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Comment: I just wanted to send you some updated info for you to verify...
I was sent an email forward about a "Reverse PIN Panic Code" (in the event of a mugging you can enter your PIN in reverse to alert the police) and just like all similar forwarded emails I checked with your website to verify the legitimacy (found here: http://www.snopes.com/business/bank/pinalert.asp) Your website states this info is false & I mentioned this to my husband who happens to be a bank manager with Bank of America. My husband told me that the PIN reversal is actually now TRUE as of very recently, only the past few months. Entering your PIN in reverse does indeed alert bank security who in turn contacts the police. This email would have been a hoax previously and perhaps due to the circulation of this email, perhaps banks took action on this idea. The information is true for Bank of America and my husband believes most other banks but individuals would have to check with their specific bank to verify this is accurate for other banks as well. However, trying to remember this info & come up with your PIN backwards when in a panic situation may not be all that easy. It is better to just hand over the $$$, money is replaceable, your life is not. All money in the bank is insured, if a mugger takes it, file a claim immediately (in most cases you have only 12-24 hours to file a claim) & the bank can get your money back to you (up to $250,000) within 24 hours. Just thought I would update you with this new info for you to update your records. Obviously you will verify the accuracy for yourselves. I appreciate the trustworthiness of your website & having the ability to verify all the information floating around out there!
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#365
09 March 2012, 12:38 AM
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Comment: Dear Snopes..this story regarding mopheen is true as it happened
to my husband during his pediatric residency at University of Maryland in 1984. He told this story many times while the director of Pediatric Intensive Care at St Francis Hospital from 1988-1994. St Francis Hospital is in Tulsa Oklahoma. My husband and I do not frequent your site, but was alerted to this misinformation by my son.
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#366
09 March 2012, 09:48 PM
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Referred by: http://www.snopes.com/autos/techno/cruise.asp
Comment: How many times have I written you over the last several years - yet you never make a correction - only thank me for telling you where I heard it. I didn't hear it. We've SEEN it. I refer to cruise (un)control. It happened in the time frame you suggest in Arnprior, Ontario, Canada. A gentleman from Japan was here on business and had some time between his two appointments. So he rented an RV to see some of the country. As your version suggests, he assumed that cruise control was akin to automatic pilot and went to the rear to make himself a sandwich. The vehicle went off the road doing considerable damage to the vehicle, but he escaped serious injury. We have seen the remains on the dealer's lot in Arnprior and heard the story from the dealer. How much more proof do you need. I do not know if the dealer is still in business, but surely someone in Arnprior must know the story.
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#367
27 March 2012, 07:51 PM
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Comment: To; Whom it may concern...
On the artice "Grateful Millionaire", you say that it is false. I am writing to inform you that it is true, it is VERY true. Not only did Trump confess to it on national t.v. during his television show "The Apprentice", but he also told my wifes cousin who just happened to be his golfing partner for a few years. It also helps when the guy's walking around with a house that's mortgage free, thanks to a letter that's personally signed by Trump telling him that his house is now paid off.
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#368
28 March 2012, 05:32 AM
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#371
31 March 2012, 07:08 PM
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Comment: People are targeting kids. My daughter is eleven and her friend
says some guy gave her POP rocks at the school bus stop and she got sick. After her urine was tested, meth was found to be present. He told her it was candy. How is that not targeting kids? Parents beware!
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#372
11 April 2012, 06:36 AM
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Comment: This is a true story, it happened on Lakenheath Air Force Base in
England in early/mid 90's. Father returned from a deployment in the Middle East. The wife had mentioned about going on a road trip to visit friends/family somewhere. The children's ages where 3 and 1. This service member worked with my father.
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#373
11 April 2012, 07:19 AM
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Comment: I have a comment regarding the "Working Stiff" article. Sometime
within the past year (I can't exactly remember the date) at a local iron foundry, that employs both my uncle and brother, the same instance occurred, albeit for a much shorter time period. It was a shut down day for the plant so the only people who showed up were the two security guards, one of which showed up late. In the office when he arrived was the other guard, hunched over his desk. The late guard assumed he was sleeping and went along with his job, when he returned he checked on the other guard, and he sat down to watch a movie. The guard repeated this process for the rest of the day. it wasn't until he was about to leave that he finally realized something was wrong and called 911. The guard had had a heart attack shortly after arriving for work, and the living guard was fired.
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#374
11 April 2012, 07:48 PM
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Comment: About the story dubbed an urban legend about the African American
that named her twins Orangejello and Yellowjello... Dr. Jim Sears of the television show The Doctors was quoted on a show originally aired in December and reran again today Wednesday, April 11, 2012 as saying he had at one time had twin patients come into his practice with these exact names. So, while at one time it may have been an urban legend, someone has brought it to fruition.
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#375
13 April 2012, 09:29 PM
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Comment: Jamie Lee Curtis has "Testicular Feminizing Syndrome" She was
born with testicles, that never descended, but her body doesn't have receptors for the testosterone hormone so she developed as a woman. She has a normal outer 2/3rds of a vagina but she doesn't have a cervix or uterus. No penis or huge clitoris. Her descended testicles were removed in a surgery when she was in her teens. She's doesn't or never did have ambiguous or mixed genitalia. Read about TFS and you'll see that the features fit her to a T. Usually tall, striking features. They frequently have spectacular breasts. Kim Novack is rumored to have the same syndrome. I got my information from an anesthesiology who knows the anesthesiologist that put her to sleep for her surgery.
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#376
04 May 2012, 05:48 PM
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Comment: I must tell you
that many years ago, probably 30 or more, two children were abducted from Kings Island amusement park by two adults in their 50's or 60's. They did alter the children's appearance by changing their clothes and put hats on them as well. They way the parents were able to find them was by their specific shoes they were wearing. Research it as I may not be remembering all the details, but I was a teenager when this happened and I remember this happening. So your story is not entirely true.
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#377
04 May 2012, 09:18 PM
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 Auburn "Truths Sayer" Red
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#378
18 June 2012, 05:58 PM
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Comment: AS a rule I wouldn't be bothered in such cases as I do not care
nor have any interest in these sorts of rumors, however I do have a somewhat first hand knowledge of the story a bout Richard Gear and the Gerbil. My family has a friend who was the head admissions nurse at a hospital in Arcadia Ca. at the time that the rumor about Richard Gear started. She in turn told us that she knew, and was friends with, the head admissions nurse at the hospital in Hollywood where Gear was supposedly admitted. Our friend Nurse called us that very night of the supposed occurrence and told us that she received a call from her friend from that hospital in Hollywood to tell her that she was there in person to witness Richard Gear's arrival and admittance. We were told that he was in fact admitted for having a small rodent lodged in his rectum, which was later removed and identified as a gerbil. All of the people involved in the relaying of this story are credible, reliable and of sound mind. And so, I would venture to say that the story is in fact true.
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