Folklore
From Canada, a large hairy humanoid creature that has been spotted in forests leaving behind his enormous prints. Bonus points if you guess it's other less common name.
Bigfoot, (Bonus Points: Sasquatch)
First alcohol brand nga na inom ko.
Fundador
Guess who's jealous of adele
Beyonce
A weird-looking animal gets bullied by every creature in the barnyard. He runs away, almost dies and spends his time hiding in a cave, until he meets a squad of majestic swans.
The Ugly Ducking
When a photographer wants you to smile, he exclaims this phrase.
Say "Cheese"!
Different cultures personify death. The image of a hooded skeleton with a scythe.
The Grim Reaper
College program ni mommy.
Computer Science
What is the color of the dress?
Black and Blue
Imagine breaking into a family's house and having the audacity not only to loudly criticize their beds and their porridge but to actually take a full-blown nap when you find the right spot.
Goldilocks and the Three Bears
Japan's poetry,
Something is happening here,
Count the syllables.
Haiku
It lurks in the mountains and rainforests of the Philippines, scaring travelers. Some say this man-like stallion shapeshifts into human form or turns invisible to mislead victims.
Tikbalang
Honor ni tatay sang highschool
An online challenge during 2012 which caused the choking as people breathe in the powder, which burns the lungs or even suffocate you. It involves taking a huge spoonful of this product.
The Cinnamon Challenge
A quiet evening in the Black Forest took a horrifying turn when local children were abandoned by their legal guardians who cited economic hardship. The children were lured into an unconventional dwelling constructed entirely from confectionery materials.
Hansel and Gretel
Being flightless creatures, this idiom is a great way to say something's never going to happen.
When pigs fly
In ancient Japan, man and fox lived in close quarters. However unlike our urban foxes, their furry friends possessed paranormal abilities such as shapeshifting.
Kitsune
Name the three franchises that served as inspiration for naming bones' children.
Vikings (Lukie), Twilight (Bella), Eevee (Pokemon)
It has marketplaces for all kinds of illegal activity including drugs, weapons, malware, and the stuff too horrified to mention.
Dark Web
In a tale as old as time, a farmer stumbled upon this creature with a peculiar laying style. Ecstatic and a little confused, he became a regular at the market, his pockets jingling merrily.
The Goose that Laid the Golden Eggs
This magic phrase was coined by jugglers and magicians in the early 1600s, it was the go-to chant for tricks involving sleight of hand.
Hocus Pocus
From North America, I wear other lives the way you wear coats. I speak in voices that sound like your brother's, your dog's, your own.
Skin-walker
We would spend hours playing this game, competing who could get the highest score. Sa tam an namon ka obsess, gi break ni tatay iya rule nga indi ko pwede ka hampang kung may klase para lang ma grind ko kwa ang character. A vertical scrolling shooter game.
Everwing
You never know when a picture you post will spark an internet craze, trigger a new dialect, and inspire a form of currency. But that's what happened to kindergarten teacher Atsuko Sato when she posted photos of her dog.
A poor miller, desperate to impress the king, boasted that his daughter could spin straw into gold. She was locked up with a pile of straw and a death threat, when in slinks this odd little goblin bloke.
Rumpelstiltskin
This ridiculous repetition is actually a grammatically correct English sentence. This sentence consists of only one word repeated 8 times. It can be a city in New York, a noun meaning bison, and a verb meaning to bully or intimidate.
Buffalo buffalo buffalo buffalo buffalo buffalo buffalo buffalo. (Meaning, Bison from Buffalo, who are bullied by other Buffalo bison, bully Buffalo bison.)