We have this urban legend in my city called the Wrong Way Man.

Supposedly, you might seem standing on the side of the road when you're driving.

Some say it's always when you're on your way home.

I've seen pictures of the wrong way man.

They circulate among us by text message.

They circulate among students, workers, friends and family here.

Oddly, I've never seen any of those photos posted online.

I'm not sure if it's because of fear, because those who've taken the pictures

want to perpetuate the mystique of a local urban legend, or because of something else.

And I was pretty sure those pictures had been a hoax.

Just someone dressed up as the wrong way man.

Maybe it was the same person every time.

As far as what the wrong way man looks like, he wears his tattered clothing backwards,

usually a final shirt and jeans.

His painted smiling face looks eerily realistic until it turns to the side,

and you can see it's a smooth surface.

It seems that he shaves his hair off,

paints a face over the back of his head, and puts a shorter length wig that covers up his real face.

Those who have met who claim to have spotted the wrong way man,

say they waited a week before driving home, staying over at a friend's house or a hotel,

and not even bothering to go home to pack a suitcase.

I've also heard though that you need to wait a month.

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