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I use to believe that when 'varicose veins' were being talked about my Grandmother was saying 'very close veins' which made perfect sense to me!
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I used to believe that there were little blue men in my brain that would keep track of everything I learned. When I couldn't remember things, it made me nervous; I thought they'd snuck out during the night through my ears.
When i was younger i used to believe that when i lost a tooth and touched the new one growing in that it would turn to gold.
I used to believe that if I breathed through my mouth too much my nose would stop working and I wouldn't be able to breathe through it ever again.
I used to think that because people always referred to losing teeth as the roots coming out, there were tiny trees in my mouth. So one day I lost my tooth and I screamed "NO, MY TREE WILL DIE NOW!!!"
Up until I was 14, I believed that any liquid that went into one ear would come out the other if you were laying on your side. That's why I was unsure when I put ear medicine in there.
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I used to believe that your elbow was called your 'Elbone'
Because it's a bone, and when you bend your arm inwards it looks like the letter 'L'
until last summer, my sister thought that girls had 3 ovaries... geez
shes 15
I used to help my mom cook dinner every night. For the longest time I thought that people's "guts" were in a little plastic bag inside of them, just like the giblet bag in the chickens my mom would make for dinner.
When I was about 8 or 9 my dad had told me to hit his shin with my fist to feel how hard it was, then he would tell me that he had a metal bar put in his leg. When I would ask how or why he had a metal bar in his leg he would just laugh. Thinking he didn't want to talk about it I would just drop the subject. I wondered about that metal bar for quite a while. Now I know it was just his shin bone!
Aged 5 or so I believed that if I repeated every movement from my left side symmetrically on the right and vice versa, I would be able to maintain perfect bodily symmetry, and that when I'd ultimately die doctors would marvel at this during my autopsy. I knew the heart beats to the left and had experienced chocolate overdoses causing liver pain to the right, but I deliberately closed my mind to such conficting facts.
I used to think that when you popped your knuckles you would get arthritis or hurt your wrist and fingers, but being a physician now I know this to not be true
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I used to believe that feelings were kept in your ankles. So, when someone said "My feelings are hurt...." I thought their ankles were probably sore.
I used to believe that the lungs where tubes in the neck.
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When I was little and my mum used to take me to see the Chinese New Year parades, I used to think that the people in the dragon costumes had no upper part to their body, as all you could see were their legs dancing. Therefore if you removed the costume you'd find a dozen pairs of legs with no bodies.
When I was a child I used to believe that if we throw the lost tooth up in the Sky the Sun will take it and replace it with a beatiful new one .
I used to believe my dentist could give me a shot to straighten my teeth and prevent cavities.
I remember that I used to think that people could survive without heads, as I have seen people without an arm or a leg, i thought It would be the same to amputae the head, as to amputate an arm or leg....I dont think I told anyone then...But then I went to school and cleared things out...
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I used to believe that our insides were made completely out of tuna
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My mom would tell my dad, "I have a sweet tooth", and he'd go out and buy her a gooey dessert. I asked my mom, "which tooth is your sweet tooth?" I thought that she had one that signaled her or something to tell her she wanted some chocolate.
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