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      I once was told that a vegetable dish was hot vegetable ice cream. I ate all of it.
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      when i was little i believed my stuffed animals came alive when i was asleep because when i woke up they were all on the floor(i slept with like 5) and some would be a good distance from the bed
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      "Everyone is doing it" :laugh: :laugh:

      On a serious note though, I went to a wedding when I was little and saw the bride walk up and all the guys standing there at the front in their tuxes, and I thought she just got her dress, walked up and then picked the one she liked best to marry... made sense to me!!
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      My childrens father told me that Jack rabbits existed and I believed him up until a few years ago when we were talking about said jack rabbits. He burst out laughing after he saw the very confused look on my face and said "Ddn't I tell you that I was joking with you?" For 10 years I believed the darn things were real!
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      Similar to the B&W movie thing ... when I was growing up, my dad used to have a 1967 Studebaker GT Hawk. Once a week, he would take one of us kids out for ride in it. It only had AM radio which was mostly stations with music from the 1940s & 1950s. My brother thought that because it was on old car, all it could play was old music. Too cute.

      Edited for a typo.
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      First:

      When I was at school there were preserved animals in jars (rabbits, frogs etc) - a classmate told me that they were incubating and would be ready to be hatched by the end of the school year.

      Second:

      When I saw the film California Man with Brendan Fraser I thought 'Estonia' was a made up country for YEARS until a friend actually pointed it out to me on a map.

      Third:

      A guy I met told me the scar across the back of his head was from being hit with an axe during a fight at a football game.
      I believed him until recently when I saw pictures of hair transplant scarring!!
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      Just kidding. I never believed them
    • Posts: 3,472 Member
      Pluto is a planet...

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      My ex husband ever loved me
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      Not everyone wants one the size of a forearm. :noway:

      but you don't want one the size of your thumb either...ask me how I know!

      Size only matters if *something* is way too big, or way too small
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      My former roommate in college was convinced if she "jiggled the cord, it made the internet go faster." Nevermind the fact we were on a T1 connection and she was jiggling the monitor cable ... but it made her feel better.

      My boyfriend (now husband) went along with it ... said, "well, yeah ... because all data is binary, which means it's all ones and zeros. Those zeroes, they can slide right through the port, but sometimes those ones get turned sideways and get stuck, so you have to jiggle it so they get turned the right way so they will go through."

      Her eyes were wide as saucers, "Really?"

      At this point he and I were both doing everything we could not to bust out laughing.
      Lol this is the most wonderful thing I've read . Ever.
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      That taotaomonas would get me if I climbed their trees.

      ... most of the local kids believed it too, though. It was their version of the boogieman.
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      That all "little people" were Munchkins from Oz.

      I saw my first little person in a department store when I was 4 and I was so excited that I followed them around, yelling to my mom, "Mommy! There's a Munchkin!! There's a Munchkin!!"
      lmao at this,
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      "Everyone is doing it" :laugh: :laugh:

      On a serious note though, I went to a wedding when I was little and saw the bride walk up and all the guys standing there at the front in their tuxes, and I thought she just got her dress, walked up and then picked the one she liked best to marry... made sense to me!!


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      When I was REALLY little (like 4 or 5) I thought that the people who were waving behind Matt & Katie on the Today Show could see me through the TV and that's why they were waving. Used to scare the *kitten* out of me.

      Another one- My grandparents had a permanent camp site next to the rec hall at their campground and there was a meter on the side of the building with a little red light on it at night. They made up a huge elaborate story about a murderer named Red Eye who killed little children at night if they went too close to the rec hall.... Yeah, they didn't have to worry about us leaving the camp site after dark....
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      If I swallowed a watermelon seed then one would grow in my belly SMH!!!!!!!!!!!
      I used to think this about any fruit! Apples and cherries especially :noway:
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      My childrens father told me that Jack rabbits existed and I believed him up until a few years ago when we were talking about said jack rabbits. He burst out laughing after he saw the very confused look on my face and said "Ddn't I tell you that I was joking with you?" For 10 years I believed the darn things were real!

      Jackrabbits do exist ... http://animals.nationalgeographic.com/animals/mammals/jackrabbit/

      Unless he was talking about magical ones or sumthin ...
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      FOR THE WIN:

      True story: Before space shuttle, was watching old NASA rocket footage and asked my Dad why the tower fell after the rocket took off. He said, without ANY hesitation or thought, "It keeps the Earth in place, otherwise, it'd fly up behind the rocket!" :noway: I was a pre-schooler but knew enough about gravity that I'm still ashamed that I accepted it without question. :huh: I still wonder whether he actually believed that or just said something to stop my onslaught of questions that day.:grumble: I'm just glad I didn't go to school saying that isht! :tongue:
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      but you don't want one the size of your thumb either...ask me how I know!

      Size only matters if *something* is way too big, or way too small
      This is SO true...I love when people use the "motion of the ocean' comment.... nobody wants to goes out into the ocean in a tiny dingy!
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      so how did you prove that one wrong?

      jus curious

      Oh you know, my friends had a cat butt held to my face. It does indeed stink. Whats even worse is that we pulled that on a few others, including my siblings, and one of our cats actually farted in their faces! :laugh:
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      Not everyone wants one the size of a forearm. :noway:

      one what?
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      Religion

      True Story

      (OOps this probably isn't that kinda thread)
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      I once cried at the store because my mom was buying Aunt Jemima Syrup. I was scared that the bottle would come to life on our table and start talking just like it did on the tv commercials.

      Aw. Poor kid. :frown:

      I believed there was a werewolf living under our basement stairs, so I ran up and down them super fast so he couldn't grab my feet. Open backed stairs :noway: terrifying.

      Also, if you swallowed bubblegum, your bum would stick shut and you wouldn't be able to poop. Thanks, Grandpa.
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      :huh: That after 27 years of marriage, finally owning your house on the lake, that you had finally made it and would live happily ever after!
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      That you could place an order with the weatherman and he could take care of it for you. I was convinced my Grandparents ordered snow for Christmas each year. Why else would they get it and we didn't? The news reports were just the weathermen letting us all know what they were up to. If you asked nicely or paid enough, they could change it for you.

      It probably didn't help that I was a gullible child and my family played along. Heck my folks were the type to leave half chewed carrots around the yard for Easter and for Christmas they got soot on the cookie plate and crumbs in the fireplace. :flowerforyou:
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      Also, when I was very young, I didn't yet get the fact that elevators go up & down. Whenever we went into a department store and rode in one, I used to wonder how the heck they changed everything around so fast.
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      When I was a kid, my aunt had me convinced that if I swallowed my gum it would stick to my ribs.
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      When I was 4, I believed that you could grow corn plants from the canned corn on your plate.
      I believed this for years after that because my father transplanted a corn plant from a neighbor's farm to our yard after I insisted that I should plant the corn from my plate.

      This is a true story and here is a picture to prove it.

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      Not everyone wants one the size of a forearm. :noway:

      Wait so I'm not meant to put my forearm there?
    • Posts: 1,428 Member
      "Everyone is doing it" :laugh: :laugh:

      On a serious note though, I went to a wedding when I was little and saw the bride walk up and all the guys standing there at the front in their tuxes, and I thought she just got her dress, walked up and then picked the one she liked best to marry... made sense to me!!

      If it only worked that way lol
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