i use to belive that cars are not heavy to carry , because when i was 4, my dad bought a brand new car, i thought they carried it home because the wheels might get dirty.
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I used to believe that by just shutting the door to the airplane bathroom would cause the "occupied" sign to come on. I didn't realize you had to lock the door first.
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I used to belive that only men drove trucks and women drove cars. Then, one day I saw a woman in an SUV and I was really confused.
I used to believe that handicapped parking places were for only wheelchairs and not cars. So I was sad for the old people because since wheel chairs had no doors or locks, someone would steal them. And I also wondered how would they walk all the way to the store if they left their wheelchair... I beleived this until I was 10... Weird kid I am right?
I used to believe that when i pushed the button to be given permission to WALK across the street that there was a little man under the road, and when i pushed the button he got electrocuted, so the more i pushed it, the quicker i got to walk.,
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if heavy people went on a plane i thought that it would tip over.
I thought that turning on the blinkers (either left or right) automatically slowed down the vehicle, kind of like a gentle brake.
i used to believe that a family of little people lived in the traffic light who pushed buttons to make the lights shine and i would picture myself in a traffic light and whenever the light would change the whole room filled up with that color
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When you leave the motorway in the UK, there is a sign saying 'end of motorway regulations'. I used to think that regulations meant congratulations and that we were being congratulated for leaving the motorway!
I used to think that the dangers of drinking and driving included soda, juice, milk, or water.
i used to believe that the green arrows on the traffic lights told you which way you had to go to get home.
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When I was like 7, my mom told me that if I didn't put on my seat belt, the cops siren and lights would go off and take me to jail. So for a long time, I always had my seatbelt.
I used to believe that the law about drinking and driving ment any drinks, soda, juice, any thing. So when my mother and i would get fast food from the drive through i eaither would hide my soda or not order one at all. I would always tell my mother to let me hold her's. She thought i was so polite.
I used to think that those eighteen-wheelers never had drivers. They were just cruising along on their own, like robots or something. Imagine my surprise when I happened to look up one day from my car-seat to see a man sitting behind the wheel of one of those big, robot trucks. I still amuse myself thinking about it to this day.
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When I was little I had no idea how power windows worked. Until the time I was 7 I belived my mother was magic because she would say a magic word and ::poof:: her window would go down!
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I thought that the "don't walk" sign at crosswalks meant to run across the street as quickly as possible!
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I believed that airplane contrails were zippers that separated day and night. When unzipped, darkness would spill out, thus causing nighttime.
I used to believe that if you and someone else sticked their arm out of both sides of the car window when the car is going and flapped them, the car would fly.
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When I was little, my family and I took a trip into New York City. We went via subway, and spent the entire day underground, without coming up to the surface. After returning home, I was feverishly wondering: "What's on top of New York City?"
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When I was about 5 or 6 my dad told me that late at night when everyone was asleep all of the cars that were parked outside started up by themselves and hung out together. I would try to stay awake to see it, but he told me that they would know if I was awake or not and if I was they wouldn't hang out together.