when i was around 7 yrs old, my father was vacuuming and found a straw sticking out of an electric outlet. My father told us that whoever (me or my 2 younger sisters) did it must tell him immediately so he could rush them to the hospital before their hair fell out. I started crying profusely... and my father assumed I had stuck the straw in the outlet. As he dragged me to my room, i yelled... " i didn't do it" and he asked "then why are you crying?". I screamed at the top of my lungs.... " I DON'T WANT A BALD SISTER!!!!"
A childhood belief about around the house
others believed things like this
- i used to believe the proverbial "straw that broke the camels back" was a drinking straw. sadly, i was 23. — jennie kay
- I used to believe that the "no outlet" sign on roads was a warning to people driving electric cars.— c
- Up until I was 17 I thought that 'no outlet' signs meant that the steet didn't have any streetlights.— Kelsey
- My father always told me that if I wore socks to bed I would grow hair inbetween my toes. Anon
- When i was child, i used to think my father was my father christmas.— BeB's
- As a kid, I thought "No Outlet" signs meant the houses past that point didn't have any electrical outlets.— Julie