random beliefs
If you pee your pants too many times, the pee-pee fairy will decide you can't handle the pee-pee you have and switch your gender.
I used to believe that people's brains differed in colours. I always wanted purple brains for some reason.
My Dad told me that kangaroos keep their combs and wallets in their pouches (I believed this for years) and had a big argument with my teacher (aged 8) when she said that this was in fact a lie.
That eating grass was a sure fire way to gain superhuman powers.
when I was about 5 or 6, I believed that there were rhinos behind the furniture in the guest room, when it was dark.
When I was young, my brother convinced me that if I chewed a piece of gum for long enough it would turn into a chicken bone.
My family used to tell me that everyone had a piece of Jesus in their hearts. I was certain that I got the foot, and often wondered who got the genitalia.
I used to think the word fever was just another word for giraff
We put food in our mouths, so naturally I believed my stomach was in my head.
There is large factory in the largest city near my hometown that has an impressive smokestack. When I was little, I thought that the factory was where clouds came from.
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