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100 beliefs

I used to believe…

If i had pizza for lunch or dinner one day, i would leave the crusts on my plate, believing that someone would come by at night to get them, then put them in his big pot and mix them in with other leftovers around the world, to make new food!

— ediop

I like the crusts on bread and one day obviously joking I told my children that the crusts (the two ends not the bit around each slice) were poisonous, but I would eat them to protect them... Well months later I started to notice that the crusts were never eaten, it appears they had decided to leave them just in case.

— AskCy

I used to believe…

My mother always told me that I had to eat my crusts-she said it was the healthiest part of the bread, and it would make my teeth stronger. The other day I was about to tell my little girl to eat her crusts-and then I remembered what my mother had told me when I was younger-I just realized now that she was just wanting me to eat my crusts!

— ma-blehbleh

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i used to think that if you swalled the crust you would automaticly choke on it.

— rudiger2

I remember being over at my best friend's house when I was in kindergarten, and we were eating sandwiches. I got her mom to cut the crusts off for me, and Kymberly (my friend) tried to convince me to eat them by telling me that crusts made you whistle good. Being not able to whistle, I thought it was because I didn't eay my crusts. So I started eating them...but to this day, I can barely whistle.

— Laura G.

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I used to believe…

At a younger age I would never eat the crust on a slice of bread. I was under the impression that it was burnt and old.

— Dani

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I used to be told that if i didnt eat bread crusts that i wouldnt grow . So i ate them, but the only prob. I still stayed short~ :P

— mesteph

I used to believe that bread crusts helped your hair and nails grow. Eventually, in 3rd grade I found out, and even though i knew it wasn't true, i still told it to my friends because I hated it when people wouldn't eat their crusts, and they believed me!

— Erica

I don't like bread crust and didn't when I was little either. My dad always said that it would put hair on your chest as a joke and up until I was 8 I beleived it. Though, I still hate crusts.

— Emmerz

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I used to believe…

If you eat your bread crusts, you will grow a tail.

Anon

I used to believe…

Wait... I'm 14 and my momm told me the same thing about the crust having all the nutrients in it.

and now you're telling me this isn't true?

somebody please answer me!

— nick

I used to believe…

my mom used to tell me that if i ate the crust on my bread, my hair would grow longer.

— melanie

I used to believe…

My brother told me when I was little, that If I ate the crusts off bread, that it would grow hair on my chest. LOL Big brothers....gotta love them.

— Kristy

I used to believe…

My grandpa told my brother that if he ate his crusts, he'd be able to run faster. My brother believed him.

— Joel's sister

i used 2 think if u ate crusts u would get them stuk in ur tummy and u would die

— nick stephan is hot

I used to believe…

Toasted bread is healthier than regular untoasted bread.

— Hank

I used to think that the heal of the bread had no crust on it. This lasted until about age 5, but i managed to convince my younger brother of it also, and he believed it long after i realised the truth.

— Emily

I used to believe that bread crust had more vitamins in it than the rest of the loaf. My dad said so, and afterward, i never asked him to cut off my crust anymore.

— Rob Hands

I used to believe…

My mom used to tell us to eat the skins of things like apples and potatoes, because she said that's where all the vitamins are. She also always made us eat the crusts of our bread, for the same reason - it took me an embarassingly long time to figure out that scam.

— Beth

I used to believe…

My dad used to tell me that I had to eat the crusts on bread. When I asked why he would explain to me that eating the crust would put "hair on your chest".

— john