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Choose one of the following categories: appearance, birthdays, clowns, lies, names,or view the best beliefs in this section as voted by visitors. Here are the ten most recently added beliefs:When I was younger I thought Leonardo Di Caprio and Leonardo Da Vinci were the same person
When I was younger, my cousin used to try to convince me that I was adopted and I sometimes believed it."
I thought that you could get arrested if you went in the handicap restroom if you weren't handicapped
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I used to think that a con artist was someone who was really good at making complicated art.
I used to think Kanye West was actually Conway-West and that it was some sort of southern truck company, founded of course by Mr. Conway and Mr. West,
I used to believe if i told lies my nose grow like Pinnochio
Cindy 
I used to think it was illegal to name your kid after your pet
I use to believe that my grandpa invented the wall because his name was Wally
When my brother was four we visited a pond by my mother's workplace that ducks, and though I had been a many times before, for him it was the first time. Me and my siblings told him that we had been looking forward to this day for a long time and then explained that we had found him in this pond as a baby and that the Ducks were his real family and that when we left we were leaving him behind to be with them. At first he tried to argue that it couldn't be but we solemnly assured him it was all true. He totally believed it, dead serious and stared out into the lake and really thought about it and decided that being with his duck family was the right thing to do. When mom found out about our prank she quickly cleared everything up but he still acted weird for a while whenever he saw ducks.
His real sister
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I convinced my little brother that bubbles were your possible futures and once you popped them, they were destined to happen to you. I told him that the reason you see a tiny version of yourself in them (your reflection) was because that was the future you but that I could see really well and only I could make out what they were. I would blow a bunch of bubbles and say there were a bunch of different futures in them sand watch him excitedly pop the ones that I told him were really good. Sometimes when he was acting up I'd tell him one of the bunch was bad and then watch him pop and bubble and shout "oh no! Not that one!" But then after he'd freaked out about whatever bad future I said would happen, tell him the next bubble undid it. Some of his bad futures were getting bad grades in school, growing up ugly, losing all his teeth, or just getting trouble for what he might have done that day. But the future that made him really lose it and meltdown was that he would fall in love and get married. For some reason that future was utterly unbearable to a five year old.
A really clever older sister
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