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nature: thunder and lightning

370 beliefs

the best of thunder and lightning

When I was little my dad told me when ever it thundered it was my Grandma bowling a strike.

Anon

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Thunder is the sound of God bowling

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I used to believe that Thunder was made when clouds banged together,
believed this right up to the first year of senior school when I told
everyone my 'knowledge' in a Geography class and got laughed at.

— Em

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I was convinced that thunder and lightning could wake up volcanos.

— leticia

I believed until I was 11 that thunder was God rearanging his furniture up in heaven.

— kitkat

When i was little i used to think that when it was thundering and lightning it was all the dead Man United and dead Liverpool players having a game of football. Everytime there was thunder, Liverpool had scored and everytime there was lightning, Man United had scored.

— Paul

When I was around 4 years old there was a tremendous lighting storm occuring over us one night.

As a typical scared child in this situation my mother comforted me by telling me that all the noise was my Father fighting the giant ladybugs under the ground.

That belief held for a while and caused me more concern than a lightning storm ever would.

— John

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When I was 8, I was told that people farted after eating baked beans and curry. The first thunderstorm after that, I thought that God was farting.

Anon

I was told as a small child that thunder was caused by the sound of bricks being tipped from my dads boss's lorry. This meant i was the only kid around who wasnt scared to death in a storm!

— john winstanley

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my mother told me that thunder was the clouds bumping together and they only LOOKED like they were light and fluffy but the were really solid like dumplings.

Anon

my mother told my sister and I that if you played with balloons in the kitchen when she was cooking they would create static electricity and attract a thunder storm and you would get struck by lightening. especially if you made them make that squeaky sound she hated.

— Ravyn

I was told when very small that on any day if there was a thunderstorm lightening would strike you dead if you had told a lie or been naughty the day of the storm.

— Ann Willers

My mum always told me that during a storm, when there was thunder and lightening, that it was the angels cleaning up. The rumbles were when they were moving the tables and chairs to clean underneath - nice thought really!

— Claire Bleasdale

I was told as a kid that when it thundered, God was playing basket ball. LOL!

— Tony

I used to believe that lightning was actually God taking a photograph of me, so whenever it rained and there was thunder and lighting, there I would be, smiling from ear to ear - to give God a good picture of me. Today, I have got the worst eyesight in the family!

— Celina

i used to think that when it thundered God was mad at me because i forgot something.

— Anonymous Angel

When I was really little, my babysitter told me and my brother that when it thundered, God was moving his furniture.

— Hilary The Baker

I knew lightning could come in through my bedroom window and kill me.

— Cyn

i used to believe that thunder looked a lot like an orange towel. once i was sitting in the backseat of the car and we were driving along the water and the lightning hit the water and my mom pointed out over the ocean and told me: "look, did you see the thunder?" and i looked but all i could see was a big orange towel someone left behind on the beach below us. 

— jema 

i used to believe that when it thundered and lightning came God was mad at the devil

— Kadeja

My Mom told me that if it thundered when the sun was out it meant the devil was beating his wife and if I stood behind a door I could hear him. I stood behind many a door but never heard the devil. I always wondered why anyone would marry the devil in the first place.

— Wendy

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Thunder was the sound of clouds crashing together, and the rain would pour out of the holes in the clouds produced by the crash.

— Suzanne Hellerstein

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