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Re: Creatures, mythological or otherwise.

Postby iZolo » Mon Nov 22, 2010 4:02 pm

Slender man. :D
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Re: Creatures, mythological or otherwise.

Postby sabinati » Mon Nov 22, 2010 5:04 pm

iZolo wrote:Slender man. :D
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Re: Creatures, mythological or otherwise.

Postby JustasJ » Wed Nov 24, 2010 11:39 am

kaka wrote:Mörksuggan, from Dalarna, Sweden (otherwise famous for the Dalecarlian horse).
I don't know if it actually does anything, I just like it. Wikipedia carries almost no information on it; only that "it was used to scare children, among other things".
I *think* that it might be something like a tomte, but I'm not sure.
I saw it translated as the Dark Sow once.


sounds like a Lithuanian "baubas"(a boogeyman hiding under a carpet) or "kaukas"(an evil spirit similar to troll) to me.
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Re: Creatures, mythological or otherwise.

Postby kaka » Wed Nov 24, 2010 9:27 pm

JustasJ wrote:sounds like a Lithuanian "baubas"(a boogeyman hiding under a carpet) or "kaukas"(an evil spirit similar to troll) to me.

The *only* information I was able to find on it was this one thing my grandma (who was born and raised there) could tell me:
"Children were told by their parents not to go out at night or the Dark Sow would get them."
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