When I was in the 7th grade, our country was in a huge depate over Quebec seperating. One day in Social Studies we were discussing the repercussions if this were to happen. One boy in my class raised his hand and asked "Will we feel it?"
My teacher perplexed by the question asked the boy what he meant.
"Well if Quebec seperates will we feel it? Will there be an earthquake?"
He actually believed that if Quebec seperated it would actually be cut away from Canada by huge jackhammers!
A childhood belief about places
others believed things like this
- I believed that dolls could feel when I didn't love them, that's why I treated them well.Anon
- When I was a child I always thought Canada was apart of the US... not its own country!! — clueless youngster
- I believed that everytime I kissed my David Cassidy poster he'd feel it back home in Hollywood.— Marie M
- I thought that socialism just meant being social and didn't get why anyone would be against it!— Olcasgean
- I used to think that you could feel the world spinning.Anon
- I used to believe that my dog could speak English, but he just didn't feel like it.— Mariah