Up untill I was 13, I was convinced that a Haggis was a small, DVD box-sized sandy coloured creature with four legs native to Scotland. Its two left legs were shorter than its right, which made it run around the Scottish mountains in circles.
For those of you who don't know, a haggis is in fact a Scottish meat thing (that you eat)
A childhood belief about general
others believed things like this
- My parents told me that scotch eggs were laid by a Haggis. — sarah c
- I used to believe that Haggis grew on trees, cause my dad tied one to a branch in the garden— Lynne
- when i was little i always asked my mom if my aunt had ant legs or people legs.— kelly
- I used to think an avalanche was a type of bird native to the high mountains— Nina
- My Dad convinced me that Manx cats had no tail - and only three legs.— Jim
- I used to think a female daddy-long-legs was called a "mummy-long-legs".Anon