I was once told that your bellybutton knot could be untied and then your guts could fall out. And then i cried.
What is your best and most embarassing tale of gullibility?
I was once told that your bellybutton knot could be untied and then your guts could fall out. And then i cried.
What is your best and most embarassing tale of gullibility?
When I was in third grade or so a classmate told me that the day I was sick was the day that every inch of the restroom was covered in spitballs and it took hours for it to be cleaned up, and for YEARS I was sad that I missed it.
Edit: also I've said this before, but I believed in the Easter Bunny until I was like 16.
Someone told me I had left my PE kit at home during Primary School. I legged it home, crying about... I dunno, kids cry, I guess.
I had not left my PE kit at home.
My Uncle told me once that if you fall asleep with your socks on, your feet would get eaten up and disappear. Paranoia of socks for years, man.
I believed in Santa till I was 11.
Heck, part of me still wants to believe.
Things were so much simpler back then.
Ladybug pies. :kaofight:
When I was little, my moms boyfriend put the fear of lint fire in me. he told me if i left any lint in the lint trap it would cause a fire and burn the whole house down. I realize now that it takes quite a lot of lint for that to happen but I still check the lint trap before and after to make sure there isn't any lint.
i was told by a classmate when I was in 3rd grade that the hamburgers school lunch provided (soyburgers i later found out) were actually made from kangaroo meat. I was so gullible.
When I was young, I had a fear that while in my bed any part of my body that was not covered by sheets or blankets would be cut off by some evil demonic clown.
My Dad used to tell me that, if I misbehaved, the Joker would come and kidnap me. Being an impressionable seven year old girl, and terrified of him, I used to cry even if I spilled something.
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