Things you believed as a child
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DarkMatterGaming
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When I was little I thought if you ate an apple seed and apple tree would grow in your tummy lol. My sister used to tell me that all the time. She also convinced me and my brother when were 4 or 5 that this creepy building in town was full of ghost pirates (I mean, the creepy building wasn't that far from the harbour lol)
I was told if I ate the crust off bread it would prevent cancer.
my friends dad told her the same thing haha.
I was also told if I scowled/pulled an annoying face for too long my face would freeze that way.
My sister told me if I ate too many carrots I'd turn orange lol. I wouldn't eat carrots for like a month haha.
I was told if I ate the crust off bread it would prevent cancer.
my friends dad told her the same thing haha.I was also told if I scowled/pulled an annoying face for too long my face would freeze that way.
My sister told me if I ate too many carrots I'd turn orange lol. I wouldn't eat carrots for like a month haha.
PersonSP
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I believed in Sinterklaas (Dutch version of Santa Claus, before Christmas and much more awesome because everybody actually plays along and there are dressed up people all over the country for two weeks) and I believed for a while that I was being stalked by an invisible alien. I could hear him when I walked up the stairs and feel his eyes peering out of the closet at night. y lamp changed to a green hue colour at night too, I still don't know what it was I think my cat was just being creepy.
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That was very creepy! I cannot imagine what I would do if I hear noises and the lamp change colour at night.
It is good to see so many Santa Claus comments here (and also Tooth Fairy) as people don't really celebrate Christmas
What I believe when I was a kid was that if I eat then sleep, I will grow a tail!
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Towns Folk
As a Child I believed in:
John Romero:But then he published Daikatana
That Jesus Christ comes every Christmas to bring the children presents
(I don´t know why we have him instead of Santa Claus in germany)
Also I believed that if you drink Cola with Mentos you would explode.
And I believed that School was pointless
John Romero:But then he published Daikatana
That Jesus Christ comes every Christmas to bring the children presents
(I don´t know why we have him instead of Santa Claus in germany)
Also I believed that if you drink Cola with Mentos you would explode.
And I believed that School was pointless
PersonSP
Writing- 'n-Drawing-aholic
Towns Folk
Jeff The Killer
Go. To. Sleep!
Towns Folk
I did that too except it was Pop Rocks and Cola...I couldn't feel my mouth for the rest of the day.
When I was younger we had wooden panels on our walls of our old house and I would swear that the swirls in the wood were eyes, I'd cry and saw "I don't like the eyes".
I used to believe in my imaginary friend, who was a Shark named...Sharky. I'd pretend that he swam around my bed and would follow me.
Also, I believed that if I made SOS in my back yard a helicopter would come into the backyard....
So I made a SOS in the backyard using sticks, leaves, and small rocks...luckily no one came.
I also when I was little my parents would drop me off at my grandparents house to do whatever...And when my grandparents were done watching me they'd take me home, well on this certain path they had two large transformers with the wires connecting to one another, one had metal on top of it in the shape of a mushroom and the other was just wood with large metal rods that looked like arms and for some reason I would call them mom and dad.
And the last one is, I would think everyone had two or more of the exact same house because of the many different ways we would get home...not realizing that there are thousands of roads and different paths leading to the same place.
When I was younger we had wooden panels on our walls of our old house and I would swear that the swirls in the wood were eyes, I'd cry and saw "I don't like the eyes".
I used to believe in my imaginary friend, who was a Shark named...Sharky. I'd pretend that he swam around my bed and would follow me.
Also, I believed that if I made SOS in my back yard a helicopter would come into the backyard....
So I made a SOS in the backyard using sticks, leaves, and small rocks...luckily no one came.
I also when I was little my parents would drop me off at my grandparents house to do whatever...And when my grandparents were done watching me they'd take me home, well on this certain path they had two large transformers with the wires connecting to one another, one had metal on top of it in the shape of a mushroom and the other was just wood with large metal rods that looked like arms and for some reason I would call them mom and dad.
And the last one is, I would think everyone had two or more of the exact same house because of the many different ways we would get home...not realizing that there are thousands of roads and different paths leading to the same place.
Knight Rain
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Towns Folk
haha, I used to believe the world was black and white before 2000. I thought that before 2000, the entire world had no color and that's why the pictures were all black and white, then after 2000, the color revolution came xD
I also thought the sun lived behind a hill and if you went to the top of a hill you could see the sun completly
I also thought the sun lived behind a hill and if you went to the top of a hill you could see the sun completly
Natsu Swagneel
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1.) I thought that the cameras in the streets were for the people operating the stoplights. Then two seconds later, I was told that the stoplights were automatic. Good times.
2.) Of course, I believed in Santa... When I was, like six. Stopped believing soon after. I remember debating to myself whether to finish the leftover cookies and milk or not. I thought that maybe he was sick, so I shouldn't eat the cookies...?
And then...
My mom starting eating them. Rip.
3.) I had this red wolf stuffed animal that I slept with every night, and I thought that he would protect me from nightmares if I yelled "Mountain" out the window
(OH, AND THAT RED WOLF STUFFED ANIMAL IS REALLY RARE HAHHAHAHAHAHAHAHHAHAHHAHA)
Still not selling a piece of my childhood, though. No way. Anyway, on with the list.
4.) I thought that I could see Saturn wherever and whenever I wanted to. I wanted to see Jupiter though, since it was and still is my favorite planet (and Sailor Scout <3).
And of course, I believed in the Tooth Fairy and whatnot as well... I didn't believe in the Easter Bunny, though.
2.) Of course, I believed in Santa... When I was, like six. Stopped believing soon after. I remember debating to myself whether to finish the leftover cookies and milk or not. I thought that maybe he was sick, so I shouldn't eat the cookies...?
And then...
My mom starting eating them. Rip.
3.) I had this red wolf stuffed animal that I slept with every night, and I thought that he would protect me from nightmares if I yelled "Mountain" out the window
(OH, AND THAT RED WOLF STUFFED ANIMAL IS REALLY RARE HAHHAHAHAHAHAHAHHAHAHHAHA)
Still not selling a piece of my childhood, though. No way. Anyway, on with the list.
4.) I thought that I could see Saturn wherever and whenever I wanted to. I wanted to see Jupiter though, since it was and still is my favorite planet (and Sailor Scout <3).
And of course, I believed in the Tooth Fairy and whatnot as well... I didn't believe in the Easter Bunny, though.
PersonSP
Writing- 'n-Drawing-aholic
Towns Folk
I didn't believe much.
I believed in Sinterklaas (Dutch variation on Santa Claus when I was a kid) and I sort of believed in God for a tiny brief spell. So I asked for a children's bible. And then I realised it was a nice fairytale. Oh! And I used to believe mosquitoes were attracted to light (they're not, they're attracted to heat and body odour).
I believed in Sinterklaas (Dutch variation on Santa Claus when I was a kid) and I sort of believed in God for a tiny brief spell. So I asked for a children's bible. And then I realised it was a nice fairytale. Oh! And I used to believe mosquitoes were attracted to light (they're not, they're attracted to heat and body odour).