Do the Bloody Mary Myth!!! It would be so awsome to see if it was real but I don't have the guts to try it.

-#1 Fan Dakota for NY

Are you sure you're the minimum age of 13 that's required for this forum?

If you're young enough to be so gullible, get away from the computer and go back to your 2nd grade classroom.

bloody mary is just a fictional character in stories and has never been proved and why wouldnt you have the guts

Oh, it's real... real good

its for surely fake me and my friends used to try it along time ago and im still here im guessing you just wanted to see peoples opinion on this or just that gullible

I still say they only way you will see anything scary appear in a mirror is if you have been imbiding in the bloody mary's all day before you decide to say bloody mary into a mirror. At that point, the scary creature you are seeing is just you, drunk off your rocker.

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Originally posted by flashbang11:
bloody mary is just a fictional character in stories and has never been proved and why wouldnt you have the guts

Bloody Mary was the nickname of Queen Mary. That is hardly a fictional character.

nice alanna

Just tried it... not a thing happened. Do it yourself without anybody knowing. You'll see nothing happens. But if you tell somebody, they're likely to make some sort of noise and scare you.

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Bloody Mary was the nickname of Queen Mary. That is hardly a fictional character.

I `m sorry Maxman, I think that the two things are coincidental, whilst Queen Mary Tudor was called Bloody Mary for her persecutions of Protestants during her reign, about 270-300 people were burnt at the Stake for instance, I don`t belive that she is the Bloody Mary of the Myth.

If it were then you would expect that the story would also be familar to those of us who live in Britain, and follow the Church of England or other Protestant Church. But the only time that I started to hear the Bloody Mary/Mirror story was through watching Americain films and TV shows.

I looked into British Myths, but can`t find an early reference to this Bloody Mary story and the Queen.