skip the menu

body parts: general

1,328 beliefs

the best of general

I used to believe that after a person had surgery the surgeon would run them under a giant sewing machine to stich them together again

— Makenna

when i was a baby,when my brother stuck his thumb between his fingers and said
"i got your nose" i used to think he really had it and i would say"mom gage wont give me my nose back!"

















— jared salzano age 10

My father told me that when you lost a tooth if you didn't put your tongue in the hole, you would grow a gold tooth, of course it's almost impossible not too. I believed this until about fifth grade. Thanks Dad. Ha Ha

— Monica

In secound grade, everyone in my class had to make finger prints on a sheet of paper because we were studying differant kinds of fingerprints.(arch, whirl, loop) When my prints showed up on the paper, they weren't all the same. A boy sitting next to me yelled this out to the class and said I was going to become a criminal. I belived him and started to cry.

— Lacey

when my little sister was born (jan 28 2004) she would scream and go red all over her body when we tried to bath her and her nipples blended in with the rest of her skin so 1 day i turned round and said "when will Lily grow her nipples?"

— jay

pick of the bunch

i used to believe that my brain worked like the inside of a clock. How the wheels cranked and turned.

— Becky

pick of the bunch

When we were younger my sister and I used to think that our shoulder blades were really sprouting wings.

— Raven

When I was little and played with my Barbies, I noticed that if you pulled on their legs, the leg would just pop right out from the hip. From then on, I thought that if my leg was pulled on hard enough, it would pop out just like my Barbie. Scary for a little kid, but how ridiculous to think!

— Danielle

pick of the bunch

when i was youngmy older brother and sister told me they could flip my kneecap over and i used to get so scared when they tried to do it

— craig

I guy a dated in highschool has larger than normal ears. When he was little, his older cousin told him that if he ate ice cream it would make them bigger. For the longest time he would not eat ice cream so his ears would quit growing.

Anon

When I was around 5, my mum would tell me if I ran after eating all my gets in my adbomen would turn upside down. Of course, i didnt believe her. Then one day, i ran after eating and then places my hand on ym stomach and felt my heartbeat. I was horrified.

— lis.

pick of the bunch

When I was a small child. (about 4 or 5), I used to believe that your soul was a vital organ. I thought it was near the stomach.

— Mrs.Naraku

At age 7 a good friend told me that the tendons you see in the front of your wrist next to the radial artery were "extra arteries." Since the topic never came up again, I believed this until I was 30 and mentioned it to someone, and she laughed at me.

— Derek

When I was younger, my mother had my lil brother and she breast fed. I always thought that one breast had white milk and the other had cholate. Funny. LOL

— Rubert

When I was a kid I heard my mom and dad say something about a but crack. I said "Do I have a but crack?" I asked, of course , they said yes! The I asked "does it hurt?"

— WildWillie

I used to believe that only people that were in love had a heart.

— Nikki

I used to believe my dentist could give me a shot to straighten my teeth and prevent cavities.

— sircigar

I used to think that my body was actually a mechanized vehicle, which was controlled by tiny people in my head and throughout my body. A man in a suit controls my body movements. Also, I thought that different parts of my body were housing different things. I thought my stomach was the cafeteria for the crew (LOL.) I also believed that whenever i got cut, the skin would be repaired by little engineers inside my skin. Finally learned the truth when we studied the human body in 8th grade.

— Stevensonbak

i used to believe that my nose could pose

— charlotte

When I was younger I had my appendix taken out. I used to be afraid that if I got a cut on my scar, the scar would come completely open and my insides would fall out. So whenever I was playing I would put my hand over my scar incase I fell.

— Dea

I used to believe that if my finger was ever cut off, it would grow back.

— Chrissy

page 40 of 67

← start from the beginning