skip the menu

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

everybody believed this

71 of the 370 are filed under it

Thunder is the sound of God bowling

71 of you

the other 299

pick of the bunch

i used to believe that whenever there as a loud thunder in the sky,it was only the sound of an empty tank that God was rolling over the clouds.

— omar farouk

When I was little, my parents told me that if I walked around barefoot during a storm I would get struck by lightning. I still make sure I always have somthing on my feet when there's a storm, just in case.

— Lizzie

I used to think that lightening was like a flashbulb, so you better not be doing anything bad or else the angels or God would see. So smile, just in case it's a picture. Also, if a flash from the reflection fo the sun on a car's windshield or other object would do the same. I did a lot of "freeze and smile" because I wanted to be remembered to be a good little girl who smiled a lot.

— L.R.

I used to think that lightening would folow you up the stairs and zap you, and that if you had a cat on your lap during a thunderstorm , the lightening would find you.

— Mart

pick of the bunch

i believe that using gold give electric shock at the time of lightning.so i didnot wear gold when rain starts.

— asi18

When it's thunder and lightning, I think it's God banging on some drums letting us know that he is still God. The lightning God is saying, "Wake up everyone, you have a choice. You follow me or you follow the world. I will be coming soon like a lion who roars out loud!"

— Matthew

I was told that thunder was my passed away grandfather playing football with God/Jesus, lighting was chandeliers that young angels caused to fall by playing on them, and that rain was God's tears that he was losing a follower of him, or because he fell and got hurt. I still believe that to this day

Anon

pick of the bunch

i thought that when it was thundering out that there were angels that were banging on there drums and when lightning came i thought it was god taking pictures

— tiana

when i was around 8 years old my aunt told me that lightning is something which occurs when Mother Mary is very happy... because of which there used to be fire works. so lightning was actually supposed to be when they were fireworks

— Jovan

pick of the bunch

I used to think thunder sounds were called "Boombies" and I would say
"Boombies!" if I heard lightning.

— James the Great

When my husband was a little boy, his mum used to tell him that thunder was just God moving the furniture about. Aww!

— The Mrs

I used to belief that thunder was the clouds bashing against each other. It was when i was 18 i realised this weren't the case.

Anon

My husband's mother used to tell him that when it was thundering that was just God moving furniture around his house.

— Janelle

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

— Hilary The Baker

It was obvious, thunder was the sound of God having the coal delivered direct into the coal cellar, and the lightning was sparks being struck off the coalhole cover if the coalman kicked it accidentally.

— Sue

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

Anon

when i was young i was told that thunder represented god moving the chairs about

— lips

My parents told me that thunder happened because giants were bowling up in the sky and when it thundered it was a strike. When lightning struck, it was their opponents the fairies getting a strike. For years I was worried about giant bowling balls falling out of the sky.

— Tina

I used to believe that thunder came the handle on my Dad's drill press. I called it the thunderstick. And i also thought that storms were sucked down the storm drain when they were blown out.

— Kevin

When I was younger, my sister told me that thunder storms were just the thunder and lightening shouting to one another; something they had to do, as they lived too far apart to hear each others regular voice!?!

— CCT, Melb., Australia

page 10 of 15

← start from the beginning