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But... how do they ask?
In Bengali Folkore, Skondhokata are the headless ghosts of people decapitated in train accidents. They ask lone travelers to help them look for for their missing heads (Illustration: Anish Kumar Daolagupu)pic.twitter.com/PxpLZmEagC
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That's what I was wondering.
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I'd imagine a train accident being a lot more gruesome than just simply taking off your head.
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Actual ghosts of train wrecks are probably messy piles of meat asking for a spare soup can to live in.
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@lgbtpowernazi ça me rappelle un peu ton illu
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Grave ! J'aime bien ! :D
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Your mind's Ghost World is quite fertile!
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Right in the feels. Being a fellow Bengali this is just amazing. Thank you.
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gaaaahhhhh why oh why do i follow you
@41Strange
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Ghost DAB.
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Trains haven't been around all THAT long. is this folklore, or urban legend?
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If you find it, do they give you a prize?
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„decapitated in train accidents.“ This must be a pretty new legend. Any known predecessors?
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How... do they ask...?
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Is there a Ghost Sign Language?
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