My throat was held open by a lattice of criss-crossing throat bones and if I ate spaghetti it could get tangled around these bones and I would choke
A childhood belief about eating
others believed things like this
- When I was about 4 or 5, I used to believe that instead of bones, we had metal pipes. — TL
- I used to believe that the chunks in chunky peanutbutter were actually bonesAnon
- I used to be believe that white sugar was made from ground up bones— shedrez
- Broken bones meant that your arm or leg was separated from your body.— Kelly Hanson
- All through life, I always thought the lungs were located in your throat. I'm 25.— thelungs,man
- My Mum told me that if you swallowed chewing gum, your bones would stick together inside you.— Pauliboy