def not an elephant XD
Oh gods, why? ಥ_ಥ
Elephants are phallic
- I believed that wishing on a star really truly worked.
- If two people really really loved each other and they kissed, they would make a baby.
- Eating watermelon seeds would cause fruit to grow in your belly.
- If you turned on a fan in a room and closed the door and fell asleep, you would DIE.
- When you're on your bed and sleeping and one of your limbs (arms, legs) fell off the side of the bed, it was cause ghosts under the bed were trying to pull you down. I don't believe this anymore, but I still always always keep my arms and legs from falling off the side of the bed.
- My Dad (who is a minister) would get paid for his work directly by God. God would come during the night and dump money on his bed for all his hard work for the past month or whatever.
lol i believed in the keeping the limbs on the bed thing and the watermelon thing lol.
Oh gods, why? ಥ_ಥ
I see the elephant, but the other visual is funny xD
I used to figure there was -something- under my bed. Not necessarily monsters or anything. But just to be safe if I had to go to bed while it was dark, I'd jump in bed a few feet away instead of walking up and crawling in. That way nothing could grab me
I know it's possible, but my uncle had me convinced that it was impossible to peel an orange WITHOUT it looking like that. xD
There was a mermaid in the bathtub.
For a short time I thought God existed, but then I came to my senses and grew up.
"I work in one of those humble call centres... Apparently, what we're doing at the moment is 'sprinkling our magic along the way'. It's a call centre, not Hogwarts." ~ Caroline Garlick, Ayrshire, BBC News Magazine
I've heard that eating cherries and drinking milk together on a hot day = death, and actually some president died from this, or so I've been told.
I thought we had a pool behind the pot-shelf in our kitchen. Mom had to yell at me to keep me from crawling behind there and trying to find a door ><
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When I was very little I thought I'd fall through the tiny gaps between the boards on the balcony, or through the imaginary line between the patio and the grass