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I used to believe that Worzel Gummidge really did remove his head, and that he was some kind of undead monster. It really used to scare me.
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hall of fame
I used to believe that Worzel Gummidge really did remove his head, and that he was some kind of undead monster. It really used to scare me.
I used to believe that when you wanted to watch a TV show, it would wait until you turned the TV on and only start when you were ready.
i used to believe that the tv show "Jim'll fix it" was hosted by Jim'll Saville!
I used to believe…
"The wombles of Wimbledon Common are we" meant that there were loads of them...
I used to believe I'd get glued to the television if I watched it too much, after what my mum said. I literally thought that someone would come up behind me and glue *me* to the television!
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When watching Flash Gordon (the film) my Mum told me that the theme music was by Queen.
For years I thought she meant *the* Queen
I used to believe that my Dad had his dinner every day with Roy Orbison (the albino singer). It was only in later life I discovered that he meant he had his dinner with Roy Orbison records playing on the radio.
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Listening to children's favourites on the radio in the fifties I heard "home on the range" - one of the lyrics was "seldom is heard a discouragin' word." I fretted about why the cowboys wandered around muttering "seldom" in a depressed state!
I used to believe there was a newsreader inside the radio where the light was!!
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My parents used to tell me watching television turns your eyes square.
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My friend, Angela Smith, used to think that you had to take a tablet to get small enough to appear on television! ( I just *knew* that was silly!!!)
I used to believe…
The muppets were REALLY inside the T.V.!
hall of fame
I used to believe that TV finished after Blue Peter.
hall of fame
I thought that the TV show "Tomorrow's World" would tell me what would happen to me the next day. This was a short-lived belief, cos I watched it ...
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