Across the road from where I lived as a kid there was a house with a giant white concrete wall out the front. In this wall they had placed rows and rows of sectioned earthenware pipes perpendicular to the wall, in all there were about six rows of twenty pipe sections. This created a cheesy quasi Spanish effect and the whole neighbourhood quietly laughed about it. My mum once joked that they often went on holiday and built that wall so their mailbox wouldn't clog up every time they delivered the local paper, I missed the humour and totally believed this. Just this year I moved to a house near this wall and while driving past with my girlfriend I *almost* said, "hey, there's the wall of the people who always go on holiday".
A childhood belief about in the street

others believed things like this
- I used to think that Hadrian also built the Great Wall of China.— Spacey
- I had a little hole in the wall under my bed when I was little and I thought that Fraggles lived in there.....— Tina
- I used to believe that at the end of the universe was a big plywood wall.— matt
- I used to believe that the cool aid man was evil and he'd break through my wall and get me.— tammy
- I use to believe that my grandpa invented the wall because his name was WallyAnon
- I used to think that The Great Wall of China was made out of porcelain.— Morten Vestergaard