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I used to belive that our body was functioned by little robots inside us, and we were like factories. That was, until I went to secondary school.
when i was about 6 my grandma tock out her teeth this scarred me after a few days me and my cousin tried to take out our teeth my cousin now has 3 false teeth cuz we knocked them out and were not happy when they didnt go back in
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I had my tonsils taken out when I was about 4. "Tonsils" somehow sounded likes "toes" to be and I got the idea that tonsils were located in your toes. Then I was told that they would be going in through my mouth to remove the tonsils and I thought they'd use a long tool to reach all the way down through my body to remove the tonsils from my toes.
When I was little, I had tiny toes and beleived that ducks mistook them for kernels of corn and eat them.
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i used to think i was the only person who had a tongue. then i didn't want anyone to find out i had a tongue because then they might think i was weird. so when i would speak i'd be careful not to open my mouth too much.
i used to believe that when you did the splits your legs would fall off.
i used to think i had 2 noses!
When I was younger I use to belief that I could cut off my big toe and it would grow back. That's why it was bigger then the rest of my toes.
I once believed that if your hand is bigger than your face, it means you probably have AIDS. Isn't that ridiculous? I don't remember who told me that, but to whom ever said it, you're dumb.
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When I was very little, my mom took me to the grocery store. We saw a man with a hump on his back. My mom had recently had my sister so I knew what pregnat was. I, being usualy quiet, blurted out," Look, Mommy, he's going to have a baby!" She was embarrased but she told me that the man understood.
I uses to believe that my Dad's finger was like a pencil he could write with it because there was dirt under the nail and I thought it was like the lead in a pencil.
My teenage cousin,15 at the time, told me a 5 year old told me during the winter if you ran your hands under hot water when your hands a numb(very cold)your fingers would fall off. it sounds dumb but i believed it for 4 years.
My parents did a bad job explaining why fingernails, etc. grew back when you cut them...so I truly believed that if I cut off a finger it would grow back...don't worry I never tried....
I used to believe that everyone had a different colored brain and (of course) I was the only one who could assign them a color. It usually coressponded to their favorite color though. :)
well when i was a small girl of about 4 i used to wonder how women breastfed their children.i figured out that they had stacks of hay inside their boobs and that's how the milk was produced. i derived this theory from the fact that cows ate hay so that's what helped them to produce their milk.
When I was a kid, I remember going to a dentist and asking what "those little black dots" were on a toothbrush (when you look at the toothbrush from the front when it has toothpaste on, you can see the dots of each bristle). The dental assistant told me that the dots were "Cookie Bugs" and that is why I had to brush my teeth. I believed that for years.
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when i was about 5 or 6 i believed that all women had feet shaped like barbie
doll feet. if you have ever taken a look at them, they are permanently shaped
to fit into high heels.
I used to have a boyfriend who thought that if I played with his nipples they would fall off...needless to say the operative words there are *used to*...
I used to believe that the size of a person's nostril was in direct ratio to the size of their fingers for ease of picking. I also thought that if you had small nostrils and big fingers, that the nostril actually stretched out to accomodate the finger, so the person would get bigger nostrils.
When I was little my aunt always wore pumps. (High heels with pointy toes) I always thought that if you wore pumps that you would have less toes so one day I asked her where her toes went when she put on those shoes. Needless to say she laughed and told me that she still had all of her toes that they were just not in the very pointy part of her shoe.
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