weather

I once asked my dad if the stars were the holes in the sky where the rain fell through - that's why it fell in droplets.

Paul Tatum

I used to believe that my choice of pyjamas to wear would determine the following day's weather.

Pyjaman

I used to think if you walk far enough to the rainbow, there will be pot of gold

Anon

Back in kindergarden, my friend and me used to run after snowflakes, yelling at them. We imagined they would get frightened and thus multiply to "defend" themselves. And that was just what we wanted - the more snow, the better.

Anon

I used to believe that whenever it rained, god was pissing on the world.

Anon

My dad had me convinced that dark storm clouds were actually webs for monstrous "cloud spiders." The first time I flew straight into one of those clouds as a kid (dad was a small-plane pilot), I was terrified and convinced we were flying into a web. Dark clouds still freak me out.

Anon

Up until middle school, whenever someone said "Wind Chill Factor" I thought it was wind shield factor, until one winter I wanted to go outside and play in the snow, and someone told me "but the wind chill factor is 3 degrees" and I said "Don't worry, we won't go near the wind shield".

Anon

Whenever I saw jets pass by, I noticed that they left a trial of white stuff behind it. I figured that the sky must be low on clouds and Jesus was flying around to make more. Whenever a jet passed over, I would run out of the house to see Jesus fly by.

Anon

when i was a child, i used to believe the clouds were made out of cotton.

xperson

i used to think that their was a specific set of clouds that would go over my town and when their werent couds they were sleeping in the forest at the edge of town

chris

I always thought there was some guy on a tall ladder watering the clouds.

Mike

I used to believe there was one set of clouds that went around the world.

Bonnie

that I was so greedy, After Thunderstorms and I could see a rainbow, that I would run to the nearest end of the rainbow to find the pot of gold.

Fin

Rain is the tears of Allah.

Anon

I used to think (because I was told by my dad) that when it rains while the sun is shining, the devil is whipping his wife.

Jared

I used to believe that when it rained, it actually was raining all over the world, when it was day it was all over the world and the same at night.
I also had figured out how raindrops were formed! God had this really huge bucket which had tiny holes at the bottom so when he wanted to rain he would simply take the bucket, fill it with water and hold it over the world!

Also, in the song "sweet dreams" by Eurythmics, i was hearing "sweet dreams are made of cheese" which i found very strange because cheese is not sweet.

Thanos from Greece

I used to believe that in winter, we didn't have any clouds i nthe sky so much of the time because if we had clouds, it would cover up the sun and we would be even MORE cold than we should be and would die.

Provi

when i was little i used to believe that when it rained it was because God punished the clouds and they cried.

diana

When I was younger, my mom has dumped out some of those flat marbles that you put in fish tanks to make it look pretty in the backyard. A few years later I was playing back there and I found one. It had been hailing earilier that day, and I thought it was a colored hailstone that hadn't melted yet. I stuck it in the freezer.

A few days later, it was gone.

I thought my cat ate it.

Anon

A couple of weeks ago it was snowing, so me and a friend were talking about snow and then got onto the subject of grit. I think I said something like 'isn't it great how grit only falls on the roads'. That's right, I thought grit came down from the sky like rain whenever it snowed. My friend quickly caught onto this and told me about grit clouds...I happily believed him and spent most of the night looking for the grit clouds, whcih were bound to come as it was snowing.....I'm 15 years old

squizy rach