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i used to believe that if you put a man in a zoo he would turn into a monkey over the process of not being able to shave!

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My sister and I used to believe that when our hampsters stopped moving for no reason, that they were "communicating" telepathicly with eachother.

I used to believe that cats and dogs could 'get married'. The cat was the girl, the dog the boy. Cats & Dogs just sounded like they went together...

— Holly the Dollyanimals : cats and dogs

My brother used to believe that our dog could talk and only I could understand what our dog was saying. For hours, I would make stuff of what our dog was saying. My brother would listen to every word. My mum was grateful I got him of her hands for an hour or two!

Whwn I was about 6 I used to think that if a crow bit you you would fall asleep for 100 years!

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If siamese twins are joined together,
and there are cats called siamese cats,
I wondered why siamese cats arnt stuck together

— I will kill youanimals : cats and dogs

When I was little, i used to believe that when kittens grew up, they would turn into cats and when the cats grew up, they turned in to lions. Boy, was i upset when we got our cat and it didn't turn into a lion.

my sister told me when i was like3 that idf a farmer had a farm on a hill he had to buy cows that had 2 legs longer then the other

I told my brother and sister that there was a skunk under our deck...I told them so much that I started to believe it too and was scared of it!

my brother believed that animals used their own names as the sounds they made. a cow, for example would'nt moo.. he would say cow.

When I was little, we had one of those automatic car washes down the street. This particular one had picture of a donkey next to its name. Being young, I was petrified of sitting in the car as it went through the car wash. So my mother, trying to calm my nerves, told me that there were donkeys in the car wash. I don't think I had ever freaked out so bad in my life! I pictured donkeys lurking up in the machinery, then jumped down and smashing the windows of our car with their hooves!

When I was seven my family moved from New Mexico back to Texas and my pet Beta Bubbles apparently didn't make the move. When I asked where he was, my dad said he was still on his way. When I got home from school, I discovered a purple fish (bubbles was yellow) and exclaimed "Wow dad! Bubbles changed colors!!!"

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now, there is an indian food item called a budgie, so when i heard someone talk about their pet budgie, i thought "what the! food for a pet?!?"

When I was young I used to read books about shark attacks (some fictional some not). One day I read a story about a shark that swam up river into fresh water and attacked people. This story led me to believe that there were lake sharks and I would never swim in lakes because of it. (It didn't help me any that my best friend at the time found out and would try to scare me).

My best friend a really cute dog. And when we first met the dog was with her and she said her god could talk. She would always lean real close to hear what he was saying but the dog never talked to me. Finally when i was about 15 years old she told me over a bowl of ice-cream that the dog couldn't talk. I was flabergasted!

When I was 5 or 6 I ( and the rest of the kids)used to believe that butterfly wing powder if blown into someones eyes will cause perpetual blindness

I used to believe that I was queen of the butterflies, and I could telepathically communicate with them. My brother believed he was king of the dragonflies. So when we'd be outside, I would try my hardest to tell a butterfly to rest on my hand or attack my brother, and he'd do the same with his dragonflies.

I beleived that my dog was a human in a fur outfit that would spy on me when my mum had left the room. I'd throw a tea-towel over my dog's head in a an attempt to stop him seeing which room i was heading for and leg it to get some privacy!

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