Fan Death

[rainbowgirl28]

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fan_death

[newPVer]

wierd, but unlikely. wikepedia is a site where anyone can post anything about any subject. I could go on there and write a thing on pole vaulting stating the record for men is 6.87m and 5.58m for women. just thought i'd let you know.

[bvpv07]

rather random

I like the "other koreanisms" that it talks about...including tongue surgery

[rainbowgirl28]

wierd, but unlikely. wikepedia is a site where anyone can post anything about any subject. I could go on there and write a thing on pole vaulting stating the record for men is 6.87m and 5.58m for women. just thought i'd let you know.

Yeah but it would get corrected pretty quickly by someone else who read it.

[newPVer]

yea, i guess..

[MightyMouse]

Fact checking power of a over a billion people http://www.internetworldstats.com/stats.htm

[sooch90]

lol, I am South Korean (born in America) and I can confirm this belief that was very common in South Korea. My siblings have all been to South Korea and they all said that the people they stayed with wouldn't let them turn on their air conditioning at night. But I'm not sure if people still believe in that myth in Korea today. My siblings went to Korea over 5 years ago with the exception of my second oldest brother. I'll have to ask him if South Koreans still believed in that Urban Legend when he went to Korea 2 years ago.