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When I imitated something from a TV show, my mother told me, "Don't copy what you see on TV."
I thought this was a strict rule for about two years and I told her off for singing the theme tune to a TV show.

Anon

when i was a child, i used to think the people that appeared on tv were inside it.

maite

I used to believe that Mowgli from Disney's The Jungle Book was a girl, because he had long hair just like my sister.

Anon

I used to believe that Popeye the Sailor lived inside the power transformer up on the telephone pole. This idea arose from hearing the made-up lyrics that the neighborhood kids sang to the musical theme of Popeye cartoons: "I'm Popeye the sailor man, I live in a GARBAGE CAN, I eat all the worms and I spit out the germs..." Not knowing what the power transformer was, but simply that it resembled the shape of a garbage can, it was obvious to me that Popeye lived inside of it.

DeeDub

I believe I can fly when I watched cartoons at my
young age

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I used to believe that "subtitles for the deaf and hard of hearing" meant that if you put subtitles on the movie the audio would be harder to hear.

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When I was a child I always heard my friends talking about the film "Never Ending Story". I was convinced that was really without a end, so I spent whole afternoons searchingthis strange channel that was transmitting the same story from years until the eternity.

Roberta

When I was younger, I used to believe what I saw in films was real.

PETIT LOUKOUM

When I was young and we had an old big TV, I used to believe that the people who appeared in the screen were really inside.

Sergi Castro

In the Slinky commercial jingle, " A slinky, a slinky, it's fun for a girl and a boy", my dad thought he could only play with a slinky with a girl because he thought it literally and he didn't have a sister, but he played with one anyways, even alone.

Molly