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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 remember being told that thunder was just God moving his/her furniture around.

— kipperfeet

When we were younger, my brother and i thought that thunder was when god was counting all of the sins that we from the last thunder storm. So, at every thunder storm, we would count the number of thunders there were, and we figured that was the amount of sins that we did.

— kelsey

When i was little my daycare teacher told me that thunder was clouds bumping into each other. I believed that for a long time.

— Ashley

My mother firmly embedded in my head that when you hear thunder, it's actually God talking. I had no idea how she could understand Him and I couldn't.

— Tweedle Dum

my mum and dad used to tell me that when it was thunder and lightning God was moving his furniture or using the toilet.
I was very gullible.

— madetobelieve

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when i was young, i jumped at the sound of thunder. my mom calmed me down by telling me that the clouds were bumping into eachother, and hugging

— sean

I was always told not to stand by a tree in a thunder storm. When there was a thunder stom I'd hide under the bed instead until my older sister told me that beds were made of wood. I spent the whole time running all over the house terrified trying to get away from anything made of wood.

Anon

I was told by my older sister that God was rearanging the furniture. And when there was a lighting he didn't like where the angels had placed the furniture so he blew it up.

Anon

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I used to believe that if you opened all the cupboards in the kitchen during a storm you would not get struck by lightning.

— Sha

When i was about 4 years old, i was really afraid of thunder. Around that time, my aunt had a poster of Tom Cruise in her bedroom and in order to shut me up, whenever there was a thunderstorm she used to show me the poster and tell me that the thunder was just the sounds Tom Cruise's farts.

— Denise V

My parents told me during thunderstorms that all the noise was Fred Flintstone bowling. It always made me feel better!

— Amanda

i believed that thunder and lightning came out of the alley across the street from my house.

Anon

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When I was a kid, I used to believe that it would thunder when G-D was moving furniture in the sky.

Anon

I used to believe that the lightning would come thru my bedroom window and strike me in my bed...for years I silently wished my bed wasn't right under the darn window !!!! I also thought if I hid under the blankets the lightning wouldn't be able to find me.

— Deb

when i was a child, i used to be terrified of thunder & lightening, so my mom would tell me that Mary was making homemade pasta & was dropping the rolling pin (thunder) & that jesus was taking pictures (lightening)... i would go right to slepp after that...

— Maria

I used to be scared to death of thunder and lightening, I flat refused to go to bed if it was storming outside, so one day my dad told me not to be afraid of it because it was just mother nature burping and farting in the shower. I actually still think there is truth to that, lol

— jasonchic

We lived in an area surrounded by farmland, mostly growing potatoes, and whenever it thundered, my dad would say, "They must be loading spuds in Tulelake!" That must have kept me calm when the loud roll of the thunder started.

— Peggy

i used 2 belive that when it was fireworks had been set off in volcanoes under the earth crust and that lightning was someone kept turning on the light on and off

— gikko

I always thought that God was having a chariot race and when ever he clipped a rock it would spark and make lightning and the clouds would clap for him winning the race and that would be thunder but if they clapped too hard they would make holes in themselves which rain would pour out.

— Brendan

My mother always told me that thunder came from clouds colliding with each other.

— Martijn

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