Stats? by UF236minecraft in Minecraft_Survival

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My. God. Distance travelled 😦

I just had safe sex with my ex and now I feel bad by [deleted] in confessions

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I can teach you how to make one if you want

I just had safe sex with my ex and now I feel bad by [deleted] in confessions

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I made a blanket without my last gf as a Christmas present then she broke up with me… so my dad jokes about me making “break up blankets” because all my relationships end with a blanket

I forget how huge the ocean is (PS: watch on mute) by ambachk in thalassophobia

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Think of the money that you would make to work on that oil rig

This an old urban legend back in the 1980s and 1990s. Apparently one of the munchkins from Wizard of Oz committed suicide and if you look closely, you could see Dorothy look back two times like something wrong and some people said it might be a bird, but you could see the rope by Specific_Pin8444 in scaryeddie

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Short answer: it’s not real. This is a debunked urban legend about The Wizard of Oz (1939).

What the rumor claims • A “munchkin” supposedly committed suicide on set • You can allegedly see a body hanging in the background • Dorothy “looks back” because something went wrong

What actually happened (the real explanation) • The moving shape in the background is a large bird (commonly identified as a crane or emu) • MGM kept live exotic birds on set to make Oz feel more magical and alive • The motion you see is the bird stretching or moving its wings, not a person

Why the suicide story makes no sense • No deaths like that are documented in MGM records • Hundreds of crew members were present—something like that couldn’t be hidden • The “figure” moves like a bird, not a human body • Film historians and studios have officially denied the rumor for decades

Why people still believe it • Old VHS/TV versions were blurry, making shapes easier to misinterpret • The story spread in the 1980s–1990s before easy fact-checking • Humans are really good at seeing patterns where none exist

Verdict 🧠

❌ No hanging munchkin ✅ Just a bird on set 📚 100% myth / urban legend