I used to believe that the devices that we used extensively would get tired, which is why we needed to turn them off. One day, it struck me that the same devices that get "tired" should also be thirsty, as I was after playing around outside.
So, I started quenching the thirst of the inanimate objects I valued, with coke, which included the telephone in the living room, my portable cassette player, my game console, and a couple of remote controlled cars (as well as several action figures.)
My mother stopped me just in time before I moved on to "help" the living room TV.
A childhood belief about drinks

others believed things like this
- I used to believe the living room furniture would party after we all went to sleep.— Ellen
- I used to believe hat the news readers could see into my living room so i sed to undress behind the couch.— henri
- I used to believe that snow on the ground was clouds that were too tired to fly.— alex
- I used to believe that being wasted meant feeling really tired. Anon
- I used to believe that God was the one playing "cars" with our cars. Sounds weird hey?— Roe
- I used to turn the TV off when I left the room so I didn't miss anything.— S.Lee