media

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I used to get overly worried by the Scottish Widows adverts. Did they really only offer their services to widows from Scotland? What if you were a widowER from Scotland, or an English Widow? If they were only for Scottish Widows, why did they bother advertising in England at all? And really, how were they still in business with such a restrictive customer base?

I thought the guy who got shot at the beginning of Gunsmoke was replaced every week by a live guy.

— Monicamedia : tv

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i used to think that the batman logo was a mouth with some funky looking teeth... until one day many many many years later I realized it was actually a bat!

— aprilmedia : films

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i used to think that if u spoke into the speakers while the radio was on that the people at the station would hear u.

I use to believe all the people singing on the radio were IN the radio.

— Yvonnemedia : radio

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During my entire childhood, I believed I was one of the three munchkins that sing to dorthy on the yellow brick road. Someone told me when i was really young that it was myself, my brother, and my cousin that welcomed her. I even went as far as to tell people in elemantary school; i was surprised they didnt recognize me.

I used to think that the laughter on TV sitcoms were really people at home laughing. Sometimes when I was by myself, I used to laugh either really loud or when I wasn't supposed to at my TV.

— Dan Aswellmedia : tv

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When I was a kid I used to think that radio station(s) actually had the artist(s) in the studio performing their songs live on the air!

— P.H.I.media : radio

I used to believe that the TV, before buying it, went to different places and recorded the events there. Then the TV would be bought by my parents and we would watch its "travels".

— Patricia--Galway, Irelandmedia : tv

I believed that Archie and Edith Bunker (from the TV Show ALl in the Family) were my grandparents. I remember getting excited and announcing to the family that "Grandma and Grandpa are on the TV!"

— RoBmedia : tv

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Once when I was very young, my sister said I was a human being, but it sounded to me like "human bean". I had recently seen "Invasion of the Body Snatchers" and thought she was saying I was one of the pod people and I became very upset.

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I thought cartoons were real, I remember asking my mom why there were lines around the "actors" in a cartoon.

— Steven Grazianomedia : cartoons

i assumed that when I turned the TV off, the show would stop, and never understood why, when i turned the TV back on after dinner, my cartoons were gone and the evening news was on instead. :(

I use to believe Mountain Gorillas were attacking people in Columbia because of the news mentioning gorilla attacks.

I used to believe that the wolf or whatever in the 'Road Runner Show' would one day catch the bird.So saddened that with all these years of trying he still hasn't.

— Epimeno01media : tv shows

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After I watched Star Wars I was convinced that Luke Skywalker was going to come get me and train me as a Jedi.

— Caitlinmedia : films

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If I ever was inside a plane, i used to look through the window and try to find Mary poppins living on top of the clouds!

— Julliettemedia : films

I used to believe when I was very very young that the sound coming out of radio sets was made by very tiny little people.Probably tinier than a third of my pinky then.
My older sibling actually did well to enhance that believe.Well,my kid brain used to think there was a whole world in those tiny boxes.Now I know better;)

— Used2believermedia : radio

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My mom used to tell me that if I turned a radio on and went away it would break. I guess she did it to keep me from wasting power. But I beleived her for the next few years, then I started to wonder just how does the radio know when you leave it? Now I am 14 and I still get a little nervous sometimes if I leave a radio on while I'm away.

I used to think that on winnie the pooh it hurt his feet when they were playing the theme song and he was walking on the letters that spelled out ''POOH BEAR'S HOUSE -]".