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Strange things you once believed were true.

When me and my brother were little, we were at a birthday party that had dirt cups. You know the ones made of oreo's, whipped cream, and gumy worms. Well, our dad told us that the worms would crawl out of our stomach when we fell asleep. We got so scared and wouldn't eat them. Another mother at the party heard that and got upset and calmed us down and told us it wasn't true.

Our dad is a fan of doing things like that. I have more stories I might post later.
 
juicedus said:
When me and my brother were little, we were at a birthday party that had dirt cups. You know the ones made of oreo's, whipped cream, and gumy worms. Well, our dad told us that the worms would crawl out of our stomach when we fell asleep. We got so scared and wouldn't eat them. Another mother at the party heard that and got upset and calmed us down and told us it wasn't true.

Our dad is a fan of doing things like that. I have more stories I might post later.
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America sounds sound different to grow up in when compared to the UK...
 
We once told a younger boy that if he unscrewed his belly button ... his ass would fall off.

He ran home crying, we laughed.

We were about eleven at the time and the kid was about eight. :eek:

FJ
 
me and my cousin used to tell his little brother to go check if it was raining in next corner around the block, he would actually run to check and we would hide , it worked every single time until my mom caught us and made us feel guilty about it.
 
MongoTheGeek said:
I once believed people were inherently good.
I once believed that happiness was obtainable.
I once believed that it was possible to win.
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ditto'ed.

and all strange to believe too. i once thought that i could actually find someone genuinely cared about me. and well i've found that to be one of the hardest things to believe. strange our idealizations and hopes.
 
When I was young I used to think my mom put glue in the bathtub when I was taking a bath as a child because afterwards it was so hard to get my clothes on... it's one of my "cutest" quotes:

"Mommy why did you put glue in the water? :eek:"
 
I used to think credit cards were free money and that if you somehow were able to get one (they were rare apparently...) you could buy everything you wanted.

I was 7. :D
 
I once believed that I could never under any circumstance be truely happy.
 
I was thought (and believed for a while) that it was OK not to care what other people thought of me.
 
Father Jack said:
We once told a younger boy that if he unscrewed his belly button ... his ass would fall off.
He ran home crying, we laughed.
We were about eleven at the time and the kid was about eight. :eek:
FJ
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I used to think my belly button could come untied at any second and that all of my organs would spill out, like air out of a balloon. At one point I even covered it with tape.
Now that I'm much, much older and have a sizable knowledge of human anatomy and physiology, belly buttons STILL freak me out...
 
dartzorichalcos said:
Gravity is a gravitional field
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Umm...using the word you're describing in your description...

Gravity is the force that attracts a body toward the center of the earth, or toward any other physical body having mass. <-According to the mac dictionary
 
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