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I have an innie belly button.When I was a kid,I thought the little bit of skin in it was a baby inside me sticking his finger out,and he'd be born when i was "grown up".

When I was young I thought that police had soft skin, because this is how it sounds in French " Peau lisse "

When my sis and I were younger, our grandparents and our mom would tell us that Mustard makes your eyes shine. (Needless to say...No more special orders at McDonald's!!) Now I have a child of my own, and I'm instilling this wise crack in her head. ;) It works though...drive thru times are less than 3 minutes! :)

— Stephaniebody parts : eyes

when i was a kid i used to think that your stomach took up the whole of your body and pieces of plastic seperated two pouches, one for food and one with water.
So i used to try and mix them up. man did i get a few weird looks when i was swayin from side to side...

I was told by older kids if I bent my wrist back my veins would burst and I would bleed to death.....til I was 19 I believed that.. To this day I still hate bending them back!

when I was a little girl I thought black people were black because they went to florida to visit my bubby and got really good tans

My brothers told me that if you pinched your nose and closed your mouth, you could breath out your ears. They would show me, it looked so easy, but I could never do it!

when i was 9 yrs old i started getting hair sown there. and i thougt it was a spider that wouldnt come off so i shaved it.

— its me...coming bck from the port holebody parts : hair

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When I was little I was really shy.
So when someone came over I'd hide my toes,
because I thought they were a private part.

(Just so this makes sense I'm a girl)

When I was about five we had to small dogs that walked all over us. I had observed, many times, that my dogs would walk on my dad and he would say, "My Nuts!"...So one day our little terrier did the same thing to me in the same spot so I said "My Nuts!"

Needless to say I got a few weird looks from my sisters and mother explaining that I didn't have "nuts"

— Oh so smart...body parts : general

When I was about five, my older cousin told me that cashmere was made from the skin that was punched out when you got your ears pierced.
I doubt I believed it even at the time, but I still cringe when someone walks by me in a cashmere sweater!

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I used to believe that my reflection in the mirror was my evil twin that always had bad hair. XD

when i was about 8, i thought if i pressed in other peoples belly buttons they would explode. when i went on a field trip the beach i would run up, touch someones belly button and run away, then i tried to do it harder until the teacher yelled at me.

I use to believe that if you went underwater without closing your eyes first, you would go blind. I would always make sure my eyes were shut real tight before going underwater! I think I got this idea when I was real young from a movie that I completely misunderstood.

i used to constantly chew on my hair untill one day my parents told me that it will get wrapped around a taste bud (i know that happens) but after i thanked them because i had an epiphany that all along while i was chewing my hair strands were coming off in my mouth and had began to form a HUGE ball in my stomach that was making me sick! later on in life i realized that it was just the flu

My parents told me that when you got a ringing in your ears, it meant a satellite was overhead.

Into my early teens, I would look up into the sky whenever my ears rang to look for the satellite!

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when my daughter was much younger she used to beleive there was nothing but hair in her head

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I used to eat alot of green olives. When I was younger, my Dad told me I had green eyes because I always ate green olives. I believed him for a very long time.

Since both my parents had dentures, I always thought that it was normal to take out your teeth from your mouth. I tried many times to take out mines and I was curious to know at what age I would finally be able to brush my teeth by holding them under water instead of putting the brush in my mouth...

When I was 6 years old. I used to believe that if you let your hair grow out long that it would cover your whole body like a chimp. I don't know why I believed it, but it did make be think that big foot was just some guy who never cut his hair.

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