The Black Carpet Urban Legend

The qalupalik kidnap children and keep them as their own.

The black carpet urban legend.

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The terrifying legend states that these qalupalik disguise themselves as humans and wear similar ponchos as inuit people. Red beige cream golden beige beige brown light brown chocolate brown and anthracite grey black. After watching some television together she sent her little sister to bed and then went back downstairs to watch more tv. It is said to be a giant flat black siphonophore that is about a mile long wide and covered in feelers with an occasional 20ish foot long transparent tentacle.

These ponchos have a pouch on the front to carry children in. If provoked or approached it opens its mouth and widens its eyes. It is often seen in suburban areas and when spotted it just stares at the person. It was about a black or in some versions red gaz 21 or gaz 24 that was allegedly used to abduct people especially children.

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