I once asked a teenage friend's dad on the way to a play what a "thespian" was, since it was being put on by a Thespian club. He told me, straight faced, that it was when the doctor came in and said to the parents, "Well, he's healthy, but he'll never be quite right." I thought I was going to see a play put on by the disabled.
A childhood belief about speaking
others believed things like this
- My parents used to have an old radio. I thought it could only play old songs, like from when they were young.— kathy
- I used to think that a conductor while conducting told the players what to play as opposed to their music.— Daryl
- I used to think you had to be in a special club to get a Club Sandwich.— Louis
- I thought god looked like the face on the play-doh can!— Jonathan Franz
- We were told that the bread crust is more healthy than the centre.— Arnon
- my sister told me that bunkers on golf courses were for children to play in while their dads played golf.— Julie