Choose one of the following categories: adverts, being watched, cartoons, computer games, films, radio, tv, tv shows,or view the best beliefs in this section as voted by visitors. Here are the ten most recently added beliefs:
When I was about 4 or 5, I used to believe that musicians lined up at the radio station and performed their songs live each time I heard them on the air.
TV had a great power over me. When I was about four years old a program featured a train coming down the track heading straight for me. When it appeared to be too close I jumped out of the way.
Another time I fell in love with the Old Gold cigarette girl who danced in the commercial. I thought about breaking the TV screen so I could jump in and join her. (Never tried it though.)_
When I was a kid there was a commercial for BP that ending with the words "on the move". For some reason I thought it said "on the moon" and thought it was a weird thing to say as why would you they put a gas station on the moon? ;)
I used to believe that all characters from TV shows were real. My parents told me that the Teletubbies lived in England, so when my cousin went to England I asked her to bring me back a Teletubbie.
I used to believe that I could get a big knife and cut open the TV screen, and the characters would come out of the TV to play with me.
well when i was a kid i used to believe that every time an advert was on the TV and they put the advert again the actors were doing the same scene over and over again...
When I was little, I used to think that actors in movies were little people and the old school VHS cassette tapes were their homes, and they would pop out when you put it in the VCR and them running around inside was the movie. I would always evenly play all of my tapes to make sure none of them felt left out.
I used to believe that in actions movies when extras would die that the director would go out and find homeless people to actually kill. Granted this was before i knew what special effects were.
When my dad got the program Turbo Tax I asked my brother what it was and he said it is a video game where the government is trying to kill you for not paying your taxes and you have to escape! (I'm not sure if he actually believed this or was tricking me)
When the game Descent first came out in 1995 my dad got the shareware version for us (I was 11 at the time) However I had never heard the word descent before so I thought it was called "The Cent" and was some game having to do with money! I was really confused when I looked for "The Cent" and couldn't find it on the hard drive anywhere!
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