My parents gave me a Linka model-making kit one Christmas when I was about seven or eight. It consisted of some brick wall-shaped moulds into which you poured some white liquid, which then set hard into bits of wall from which you made model houses. One of my friends helped me make it, and because it was white liquid, I thought he was making some milk! About 25 years later I've still got it, but I've never touched it since then and it's probably all set hard by now!
A childhood belief about toys
others believed things like this
- I used to believe that brown cows gave chocolate milk, and that white cows gave white milk.— James
- I used to believe the Golden Calf produced liquid gold instead of milk.— Trisha
- Pink Floyd- Brick Wall.
I used to believe it was "we don't need no fart control" in the second line there.— Norwegian Dude From Kopervik - I used to think the line in Pink Floyd's Another Brick in the Wall was "No dogs allowed in the classroom."— Gretchen
- As a child I use to think that factory that billowed white smoke were making clouds.Anon
- I used to believe that brown cows made chocolate milk and white cows made regular milk.— andrew mient