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Until i just read another belief a few seconds ago, i thought Mexican jumoing beans jumped of their own accord and not that they had bugs in them.
When I was about 6 my Nanna told me, my sister and brother that we couldn't have fish from the chip shop until we was 14 beacuse it was illegal and she would be taken away by the police man, for years I wouldn't eat fish, only when I got older I found out that she simply couldn't afford it.
Mandy
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I used to believe that the pictures on cans or jars of food were what the contents were... dog food was made out of dogs (& not just any dog, the picture on the front was the picture of the dog that was in that can)
I could never figure out why there were so many dogs that looked exactly alike...
& don't even ASK what I thought about baby food!
TK
I used to think that grilled cheese sandwhiches were called "grouchy sandwiches". I would always ask my mom why my sanwhiches were always mad.
chris p.
My mother told me the other day that when she was three years old, her dad brought her and her brothers and sisters a box of giant apples!
The apples where bigger than her hand!
Years passed, and he never saw apples like that ever again.
Danieru
Once I was spending time with 6 year old Francis and her mom. They decided to go get some Ice Cream at the local McDonald's. When they pulled in the person at the counter said there were no more ice cream cones. Her mother said to Francis, "Well, we'll get you an Ice Cream Sunday then." Francis' reply was hilarious: "But mom, I don't want an ice cream Sunday, I want one now!"
Mark
When I was a kid I loved hot dogs. The one day my mother put out small cubes of cheese and meat and put them out as a side dish. She said they were cold cuts. Since they appeared to be the opposite of hot dogs, I thought she said cold cats. I hated them immediately.
Robert
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My aunt would always tell me that eating pinapples would make my eyebrows grow, my little brother too! We believed her, and always ate as many pinapples as we could, so our eyebrows wouldn't dissapear!
Anna
i used to beleive that rice cripes (cereal) were alive because when i put mild on them they used to pop and i still dont eat them now freaky hey
shannon cannan
I used to believe that white eggs were from city chickens and that brown eggs were from the country chickens.
I used to believe making a cake from scratch meant using a box mix rather than buying a cake from the store.
EZ
My older sister told me this once when I was little and I totally believed it: She told me that if children eat Monteray Jack cheese... then Montery Jack will come and eat them in their sleep...
Hollie
When I was little, my mom used skin cream. I wanted to use it but thought it was the stuff in cream filled cookies, so one night, I took about 7 cookies into my room and disected them, rubbing the cream all over myself. strange thing is, I knew it wasn't cookie cream, but I did it anyway.
Edyuu
i used to believe that spaggetti grew on trees!
At first, I only knew about chocolate truffles, and knew nothing about the mushrooms with the same name until I was about ten. I assumed they were the same thing, and proceeded to ask my dad "How do they turn the mushrooms into chocolate?". I was so embarrased when he burst out laughing!
Jacqui
I used to think that if you eat pig heart, you could grow another heart and be twice as healthier.
I used to believe that shrimp boats were boats full of little people.
Carol
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I would always eat PB&J sandwiches. So when my grandpa would ask me what I ate for lunch that day, I would say "a PB&J sandwich". Then he told me that if I keep eating that every day I would TURN INTO A PB&J SANDWICH! So I was always afraid of turning into one that I went into a phase of no sandwiches. This lasted for about a year, until I learned that it was impossible to turn into a sandwich. Although I thought it would be quite funny.
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My hubby was told when he was a kid that ice cream had washing detergent in it. Rather than putting him off eating ice cream he liked it all the more because it was cleaning his insides at the same time!
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