When my dad would drive us around in the car, we would continuously yell out from the back seat "Where are we going? Where are we going?" My dad would say "Berserk". I was a teenager before I realized that "berserk" was a state of mind and not a destination.
A childhood belief about places
others believed things like this
- Because of cartoons, I thought that to drive you'd just turn the steering wheel back and forth constantly. — Mitsuki
- I used to believe that "carpooling" meant you were outside the car and pushing/pulling it to your destination.Anon
- I used to think that aeroplane carry people to a destination which located on top of the clouds — kaizen7
- I always thought that a little person lived inside each mailbox waiting to take my letter to its destination.— Anne
- I used to think that because there was a state called Washington, there was also a state called Dryington.— Jasonchic
- "Going to the jazz club in my mind"? Not me! "Going to Nebraska in my mind..."— Felix