When I was little, a slew of "don't drink and drive" campaigns began playing more and more often on the radio and television. I didn't take long before I was interrogating my father, caught red-handed, sipping from his can of pepsi while taking me with him to the grocery store. - seems they left a pretty important detail out of the slogan.
A childhood belief about drugs
others believed things like this
- I usd to believe that, all Americans were left handed and we all died when we reached our 100th birthday!— Greg Baron
- I thought brown paper grocery bags would fit more than plastic grocery bags.Anon
- when I was little, I called coke and pepsi "Black Juice"— can I have a refil on the black juice?
- I used to think that if you left the taps on for too long the sea would run out.— fletch
- My dad would tell me that if the ice cream van was playing a tune it meant that he had no ice cream left. Duh!Anon
- I used to believe that I could jump through the television and be where the people were on television.— Ash