When I was a kid, we went on a field trip to the downtown area of where we lived. Our teacher was telling us that all of the places we were visiting would turn up the heat for us or something of that nature, but I somehow thought that the city was going to heat the whole downtown. I remember telling my parents this and wondering why they were laughing.
A childhood belief about places
others believed things like this
- I thought that cold was an actual, positive force and not just the absence of heat— terberous
- I used to believe that the heat from the furnace came from hell, and that it was a straight drop there.Anon
- I used to think what heated the food in the pan was the boiling water, not the heat under it.— Mario
- 'I've got candy in my ears tonight, baby'.
~Canned Heat, Jimiroquai.— Nin - I use to believe that salt would cool food down while pepper would heat your foodAnon
- I used to believe that everyone who lived in the city lived in an apartment.— Marideth