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You can be literally anything you want - animal, vegetable or mineral

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when I was younger I thought when you were older you could be anything you wanted, I told people when I grew up I was going to be a tree

purplefish
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i used think that when i would grow up that i could become a cat if i wanted to.

may ray
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My uncle used to believe that he would grow up to be a fire engine or a tiger.
If only...

Josh Y.
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When I was about 4 I used to want to be a dolfin when I grew up.

Baylie 8yrs old
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When I was younger I wanted to be a ghost when I grew up just like Casper.

Mandy
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When I was 5, I wanted to be a bunny rabbit when I grew up.

Carrie
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When I was told in kindergarten that I could be anything when I grew up, I wanted to be an "octopus" but instead of a tentacled creature, I was thinking of a fox.

Mark Cidade
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When I was three I wanted to be a giraffe when I grew up ('cause they are big)...Unsurprisingly it never happened.

The Forum Idiot
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When I was 5 and my mom used to tell me I could be anything I wanted to be when I grew up I took this literally and all I wanted to be was a crocodile.....

Colin M
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When people asked me what I wanted to be when I grew up I would alway say "rabbit" or some type of animal. I used to think if you acted like an animal you could turn into one!

Bridget
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My second name is doyle,
so when i was younger i wanted to be a bus.
i used to call myself 'Bus Doyle' for about 4 years
thanks

Jack D.
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when i was younger i believed in mermaids, so every night i would look up at my wishing star and say "star light star bright first star i see tonight, i wish i may i wish i might have this wish i wish tonight." then i would wish to be a mermaid. after I noticed it had not worked after a while i would cry while wishing. haha.

Taunra
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When my friend (honest) was little, she wanted to be a fire engine when she grew up... Well she is pretty hot!

Anon
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One of the teachers at my school admitted that when he was little he wanted to be a rabbit when he grew up!

Stephenie
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when i was in preschool i thought i could be a cat when i grew up

Anon
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I was determined to be Ariel from The Little Mermaid. I wanted a big house with a moat, so I could live on land, but still swim. EVERY YEAR I dressed up as Ariel for halloween...and still do.

underthesea
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when i was little my parents used to say i could be whatever i wanted to be when i was older..so i used to want to be a dog:P

Anon
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