When I was maybe eight, I remember my parents driving through the sleazier part of our town (the bar district), and I saw lots of signs advertising "NO COVER CHARGE FOR LADIES". I thought this meant that if women didn't wear a shirt, they could go in the bar for free. Wow, did I have a lot to learn!
A childhood belief about in the street
others believed things like this
- When I saw signs stating "Lots for sale" I thought it meant that there was a lot for sale.— Robin
- when I saw those prepare to meet thy god signs I thought they were beauty parlours for religous ladies only!— knuckles
- Up until I was 17 I thought that 'no outlet' signs meant that the steet didn't have any streetlights.— Kelsey
- As a kid, I thought "No Outlet" signs meant the houses past that point didn't have any electrical outlets.— Julie
- I used to believe that the head part of a shirt was a monster and that it would eat you.— Taliyah
- I thought if food said it was fat free it meant you could eat as much as you want without getting fat!— Brainhead