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Teke Teke is a Japanese urban legend about a girl who fell on a railway track and got cut in half by a train. She drags her upper torso using her hands, making a 'teke teke' sound. If she spots you at night and you are not fast enough, she will slice you in half with a scythepic.twitter.com/zCtroAq6Eu
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But where did she got the scythe from?
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Hmm. Maybe her parents were hard-working (scythe using) poor farmers. She moved to the city with intentions of earning money for them - until her misfortune occurred?
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Just a spirit scythe made manifest from anguish & twisted memory... Or, like, she dragged herself into Tesco on her way to vengeance.
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Seems legit
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1st thought reading this was: "Where the hell's the Teke Teke film?", but apparently it's right here....http://www.imdb.com/title/tt1395146/?ref_=nv_sr_2 …
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I will die laughing if i saw that just imagine her trying to reach me while i walk at a mild pace lol
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where'd the scythe come from?
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You'd think she'd be more sympathetic after it happened to her and all.
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that's ghosts for you i guess
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The unreasonable dead.
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So much for the tolerant dead.
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They should keep walking.
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She has no legs. If you are not fast enough, you definitely deserve it.
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q dime estuve estos años deconectado no keria correr el riesgo
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