Bones McCoy
Senior Member
Is Will Smith actually a Chilean mythical being?
The Chonchon is a mythological bird-like creature from Chilean and Argentine folklore. According to the stories, this creature is actually a sorcerer (Kalku) who took on a bird-like form. Out of all the Kalkus, only the most powerful can master this transformation. The process involves smearing a magical ointment on the throat, saying a magic sentence, and then detaching the head from the body. The head goes on to become a Chonchon and flies away, while the rest of the body stays behind. As such, it resembles a human head with enormous ears that function like wings. However, it is crucial that the sorcerer refrains from moving the body, because then the Chonchon is unable to reconnect and turn back into a human. It is possible to discover the identity of a Chonchon: when you hear the very distinct cry of a flying Chonchon, yell “come get some salt tomorrow!” and the next morning, the Kalku (sorcerer) will knock on your door to collect the salt that you offered him.
I do not know what happens if you refuse to give him salt, but I would advise against it.
Does it also beat the crap out of Chris Rock?
