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I used to believe that vanilla ice cream wasn't natural and that only choclate was because i knew choclate was brown and i had never really seen anything else vanilla
I thought blue m&m's were lucky, s I never te them I just kept them in a jar.
When i was about 6 my best friend told me that if you eat pink lollies you would turn into a princess, but if you eat blue lollies you would die-and for some reason i belived her. So i ate all the pink candy in her house hoping i would become royalty. So when i saw her eat one i screamed because she was lying there for 10 minutes straight pretending to be dead. As she got up i was so angry i almost punched her.
I was told that skittles were made from ladybugs once when I was 5.I thought that ladybugs tasted like skittles because of that.I chased around ladybugs trying to eat them for the sweet taste.
I just read another belief similar to this:
Tootsie Pops had pictures printed on the wrapper, and one was an Indian shooting a star. It was the belief of many of my friends, family, etc. that you could bring those to a store for free Tootsie Pops. Honestly, i can't disprove the theory-as kind grocery workers apparently thought it was cute to here my quick and exitable explaination, and gave me one anyway.
I used to believe that ice-creams were made by snow.
when i was little i used to wonder how the ice-cream ended up inside bottom of the cone when they were just plopped on top and the cone was completely empty at first...after much thinking, i assumed the ice-cream magically appeared in the cone after some while :P
in my country people buy or bake tasty cookies for new year eve,when i was 4years old i used to believe these cookies come from trees and cooky trees bloom only one time in year for new year
I used to believe that m and m's had different flavors based on their colors, and because i didn't like lemon's, I wouldn't eat yellow ones.
I know a man who, as a child, believed that marshmallows grew on vines, in pods just like peas. He always wondered how they managed to get the seeds out without damaging the marshmallow!
when i was around seven, my friend convinced me that the gummies she gave me were magical and that they would make me sprout wings. my school uniform then had these belt loops and for some reason they seemed to look like they were poofing up after i ate the sweets. i somehow thought that the belt loops would grow into wings and i kept worrying that wing-sprouting would hurt.
that's why i love tinkerbell (:
When my dad was little he used to think vanilla was actually plain. Chocolate, strawberry, butterscotch, banana, etc. were all flavors.
If you ate green M&Ms it would make you horny.
I used to think that Pez candy were teeny tiny bath tubs.
When i was little my brother told me that if you ate one of those everlasting gobstoppers and you didn't bite it until it was a tiny little piece, it would grow back to normal size because it was "everlasting".
I believed him for years... : (
In fifth grade my teacher had this thing to motivate us before a test. She would give us smarties to help us get smarter. Well I know it sounds weird, but when she gave them to us everyone would pass the test, and if she didn't no one would. So to this day (i'm in college) I eat smarties before a test. lol
a freind of mine told her brother that airplanes were made of really hard choclate and if the passengers got hungry they could eat the seats.
When I was small, I would never eat anything like jelly babies, animal cookies, gingerbread men or anything that was animal shaped because I used to think they had feelings and I'd hurt them if I ate or bit into them - weird I know!
When I was a kid, I was scared to "death" by chocolate. I mean, look at what it does to dogs!
(Chocolate is a poison to dogs, so don't feed them chocolate!)
When I was younger, my sister told me that the candies, Smarties, were medicine and that I had to take them with water if I was gonna eat them at all. Now I know better, but I still eat them with water.
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