places

up until i was 9 i believed washinton d.c. was in washinton state.

Anon

When I was little I use to think that the united states were the only part of the world and no other countries exsisted

LeeAnn

I used to beleive that the state that i lived in was it's own country, and that all the other state's were countries too.

not so smart

When I was a kid, I thougt Moscwa was the big building behind the shopping center were i lived. Becuase everytime my dad went to Moscwa, he drove that way. When i told him what i belived, he coudn't stop laughing and told me that Moscwa was in a other country. I was so diasppointed!!

tina

i would always confuse canada with canberra (an australian city) and poland with portugal

Anon

I used to believe that Puerto Rico was located up in the clouds in the sky.

Sully

I used to think that Africa was in South America, because I'd heard that S.A. was very hot and I knew for sure that Africa was.

Anon

In the city where my grandmother lives, there is a tall building near the highway. Everytime we drove passed by it I thought it was the state of Texas (where my Aunt lived at the time) because it was called Donahue and my aunt went the Phil Donahue show, which was located in Texas. Wild, huh?

allegra

I used to think that each house was a different state.

Wow, America sure is small!

My dad was a journalist, and so we used to listen to the news on CBC Radio all the time. I was born in New Brunswick and lived there till I was 5. From listening to the news, I somehow gathered that Moncton and Moscow were the same city.

Matt

i used to believe that if i dug a deep enouph hole i could pop out in china.

Twix

We have a Iot of family in Chicago and when I was young, I thought Chicago was a state.

JecNucz

I used to believe that the world was just infinite in all directions. I didn't understand the concepts of space and planets. I just thought that there was infinite "world" in all directions and that new land and ocean were always being discovered. The times when I believed that were wonderful and the world was still a mystery. Now that I know I feel that the world is no longer a mystery and am kind of depressed about it. Ignorance Is Bliss!

Callyjor

When I was a kid I thought that Germany must be a place of many germs, that being how it got its name (germ + many).

Veronica

I believed that Lap-Land was actually a place where all lap dancers were, and i couldn't understand why fathers took their son's there i thought it was a bit sick! lol

Kirsty

I used to think Canberra was in Queensland, somewhere near where Mt Isa is. I don't know why I thought this, to this day I can't for the life of me remember what made me think this, I grew up in Hobart (enough said, lol)...it wasn't until I was back to Sydney in Year 7 that I found out where Canberra really is.

Tina

This is not my belief. But my Ex-girlfriends mom thought that if we logged onto Google Earth, and she went outside, me and my girlfriend would see her. waving as we zoomed in. Lol.

Rob

Until 8 years old I thought that different countries that we visited during long evening airline flights were actually different planets. This explained why certain places were much hotter/colder than others (tropical Asia were Mercury or Venus closer to the Sun, while Northern Europe was Saturn.)

JT

One of my ex-boyfriends told me that when he was 5 years old he was under the impression that all Jews came from a country called Jew-Land. Seriously.

Anon

I used to believe that our house was the center of the universe.

Trisha Gaurav