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1: My brother was Ulimate superman FREAK! so......I told my brother once that if e wear a red towel (like a Superman) and jumped off the window he would fly. I usedv to laughed everytime he crashed. But one time he landed on me and i had a broken arm!!!!! maybe i shouldn't had told him!!!!
2: I use to think if i stay still i would turned invisible. Lat time i did that was when I acciendtlly touch a girl's butt. Girl slap me even thought i was standing still for like 5 minutes.
Until my little cousin turned eight, she firmly believed that she could fly on her birthday. On her eight birthday, my cousin was going to prove this to her mother by flying off her bed. She broke her ankle.
When I was small I believed that humans could fly. I believed that no one had ever bothered to learn and that was why we didn't. So me and my friends were determined to try.
We'd run along benches in the schoolyard and flap our arms like crazy when we jumped off the end.
One of my friends forgot to land on their feet and landed on two teeth, breaking them totally and bruising her face badly.
We then realised that humans just weren't supposed to fly...
At the age of 6 my Old best friend (who moved away 5 years ago) "Megan" told me that if you closed your eyes on the tire swing and said, "I wish I could fly!" 100 times going really high, that you'd fly! But when I tried it, I thought i did something wrong. So I asked Megan and she said that I must not have been ment for flying!
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When New Years Eve in 2000 came by, I was prepared for take off. When the ball hit 0 on tv, I flapped my arms up and down, expecting to fly. But unfortunately, I tripped on the rug, and landed flat on my face, therefore abusing the flying privelage. God was angry at me, so he took that away.
When I was little I believed that everyone had a little bit of magic in them, and i would star at objects intensely trying to make them move. It never worked.
My friend Danny and I believed that by wishing on those little Troll toys, we could make ourselves able to fly. We "practiced flying" by jumping from the slide at a nearby park into the sand. Once I landed on my face! And I never did fly.
when i was littel i thought that i coulnd shake the world case when i jumped and landed my vison shaked
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when i was little, i cried after watching superman because i couldn't fly and can't see through walls.i thought i was abnormal! hah!
when i was around ... 4-6 i used to think when i drew a picture of a person then their eyes would watch me... i got pretty freaked out...lol
When I was little I asked my mom how are body moves she told me that little people know when I wont to move so thay move my bones whitch move my body.
When I was a child I used to believe that people could fly (this was after watching Superman). When I jumped out of a tree, I realised that my arms weren't wrings and when I saw the ground coming closer I thought how stupid humans could be sometimes
When I was in first grade, I really believed that I could run so fast no one could see me (like the Flash). I tested this theory once when I had outside detention during recess.
Apparently, my teacher had x-ray vision...
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When i was young i thought that i could break a rope cause it is skinnier then my arm, i found out i couldn't even break dental floss.
I remember I thought that I can move people with a small magnet if they wear somekind of metal. Indeed my grandfather used to pretend this and made me believe that he is moving because of the magnet.
When I was a child to used believe that my father had magic powers. For example, when my father and I went to pick up asparagus my father always knew where they were.I was amazed by his abilities to see underground.
Whenever I heard stories about contortionists who could fit their whole body through a tennis racket, I always wondered how they managed to squeeze through all the little holes between the strings.
When I was a very young child, I saw Peter Pan for the first time and was marveled on how Wendy and her brothers and Peter Pan would fly and wished I could fly too. Then, I went to Disneyland and in one of the gift shops they were selling bottles of fake pixie dust and my mom bought one for me. So, in my childhood innocence, I thought the pixie dust was real and if I poured it on me I would fly like the kids and Peter Pan in the movie. So, I sprinkled the whole lot on me and thought happy thoughts like Peter Pan had said in the movie. I was sorely dissopointed when it didn't work. For awhile, I thought that I wasn't doing it right. lol
Whenever I was to get new sneekers, I had to try them our how fast they were. I ran atleast one lap around the store for every sneeker and decided from there. Of course, the ones with a puma or the ones with many stripes usualy won.
When I was little, I used to be able to fly. I very clearly remember flying around at the bottom of the stairs in my old house. It's a bit like swimming, none of that Superman or broomstick rubbish.
Now I only fly in dreams, but I'm convinced I can still fly if I really believe in it. The thing is, I'm scared of it not working, so I haven't ever tried it.
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