If you are from the dmv, did you hear about the Bunny Man when you were young?
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Anonymous
| Grew up in Burke and started hearing about it at a very young age. As we got older we would drive under the bridge all the time. I know the legend is false but that area is creepy. |
Anonymous
| My kid's heard about bunny man when little. Later would be a very creepy bunny man for halloween. |
Anonymous
I FUCKING love this!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
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Anonymous
| the Bunny Man is real... |
Anonymous
| Didn't read all the previous posts but yes! Grew up in Fairfax and went to PVI with friends who lived in Clifton. Would drive to the Bunny man bridge or whatever it's called in high school. Good times haha |
Anonymous
| Fairfax underground has a lengthy discussion on this. |
Anonymous
| From pg county but had family in DC. Bunny man was def talked about lol. There were places we wouldn't go because of it. |
Anonymous
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I've read this entire thread and still don't know what DMV means
Signed someone from New England |
Anonymous
| Grew up PG County and remember the Bunny House in the woods as a kid. Never thought about why was called that or if it was a guy in a costume or an actual giant bunny just remember being terrified of going near it. |
Anonymous
Department of Motor Vehicles Or DC Metro Vacinity if you like rap |
Anonymous
And then there's Delmarva - Delaware, Maryland, Virginia. lol |
Anonymous
| My 2nd grader just told me about The Bunny Man. I know he hasn't visited DCUM. Apparently, the legend is still going strong in DC schools. (I didn't grow up here and we didn't have a story like this where I am from. Probably because reality was scary enough! lol.) |
Anonymous
You must not like rap. It's dc/md/va (dmv) not dc metro vicinity. |
Anonymous
| I grew up on the Eastern Shore, I'm familiar with the Bunny Man. I was born in the mid 80s. |
Anonymous
| Don't forget about the Goat Man |