Rumour

[Michiko]

A currently circulating story or report of uncertain or doubtful truth.

[Ernesto]

[an event] constructed by people that have [small] [brains]

[Tracie Lynn]

Invaraibly a lie, something with no [factual] founding, spread amongst poorly educated members of the working class whose critical faculties have never been fully developed. [Rumours] are in genertal pure [hearsay].

[Oralee]

Someone who doesnt have an account on any social networking sites such as Facebook, Flickr, LinkedIn, Twitter, MySpace, Habbo, Friendster, [Orkut], Bebo, [Last.fm] or dogging.co.uk
These individuals typically like to think they are invisible, but usually arent. They also [utilise] same said sites to stalk other people online.
Also spelt rumor (US spelling).