Well you know the squiggly lines and things on the roof of your mouth? Well, I always thought they said something, so I always tried to move my tongue on them, trying to figure what the lines said. I did this for a few years and I even used a mirror sometimes to see, but I did this rarely because I knew that mirrors produce a reverse image. I'm fourteen now and sometimes I still try to see wat they say...or look like, at least.
A childhood belief about general
others believed things like this
- I thought the "physically fit" lines in the song "I Like to Move It" were "fizzy coloured feet".Anon
- when i was young i used to believe that my image on a mirror would come to life if i broke the mirror.Anon
- When I was younger I thought that the jets that leave lines in the sky were rockets — Harry
- I always thought the connectors on the telephone lines were flying turtles.— Angie B
- I thought the lines in the sky left behind by airplanes were "sky scrapers". Makes sense.Anon
- I thought cartoons were real, I remember asking my mom why there were lines around the "actors" in a cartoon.— Steven Graziano