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Ice cream vans only play music when they've run out of ice cream

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Ice cream vans only play music when they've run out of ice cream

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I used to believe…

When i was 3 my dad told me when the ice cream man plays the song, it meant they were out of ice cream.

— Man With A Cheap Dad

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My mother and father told me that when I heard the ice cream van ring his bell, it meant that he had run out of ice cream

— Matt G

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My folks told me when Mr Whippy played his music he was compleletly out of ice-cream.

Anon

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My father led me to believe that the song that the ice cream truck played meant that it was out of ice cream.

— Tiffany

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The music on a icecream van meant he had run out.

— Danny Long

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When I was young my dad told told me that if I could hear the chimes from the ice-cream van it meant he had run out of ice-cream!!!!!!

— RDL STEWART

I heard a belief about a mother who used to tell hewr CHildren that when the ice cream van came down the lane playing the tune it meant he was out of ice cream! What an evil b***ch

— Ice Cream Loopy

I used to believe…

when i was little, my parents always told me that if the ice cream truck was playing music.. it was out of ice cream.

Anon

I used to believe…

When the ice cream van was playing a tune it had run out of ice cream!

— Emma

I told my nephew that when the ice cream van played a tune it meant he was out of ice cream. He believed it.

— Graham

I used to believe…

my friend's parents said whenever the music played on the ice cream van, that meant they'd run out and had no icecream left. cruel!

Anon

I used to believe…

When I was young my parents convinced me that the ice cream truck played music to tell people they were out of ice cream.

— Dan

I used to believe…

Not mine, but did hear recently about someone being told as a kid that the ice-cream van only played its music when it had run out of ice-cream. Maybe its a Scottish thing!

— VC

I used to believe…

My Dad told my sister and I that if an Ice Cream Van was playing a turn it meant that it had run out of Ice Cream!

Anon

I used to believe…

my parents told me that when the ice cream van played his music he had ran out of ice cream i beleved them on one or two occsons

— Katie

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Well this is not mine! But one of my friends told her son that if the bell rings on the ice-cream van then it meant that he had no ice-cream! Can you imagine what he thought when he seen all the other kids getting some. He must be scared for life!!!

— justine beresford

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My Sister Alison Used to tell me that if the chimes were ringing on the ice cream van it meant they had run out !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

— Maurice

I believed my farther when he told me that the ice cream van only played music when it had sold out!

— Anna

I used to believe…

my mum used to say that when the music was playing on the ice cream truck, it meant he had run out of ice cream.

Anon

i used to believe that when the ice cream van played the tune it meant that there was no ice cream left!!!

— upset