weather

When I was a child I was absolutely terrified of tornados. (For good reason, of course). I thought a tornado was a nail- shaped cloud. It would come down out of a big cloud and pound into houses with one loud bang.. Up and down, up and down, going in a line, smashing each house individually. No wonder I was so terrified.

Anon

When I was in Primary school, I used to believe that Disney Land was in the sky and the rainbow was the entrance. When a rainbow appeared, it meant it was open and you would need to catch a plane to get there. I would imagine Mickey Mouse being out front waving to everyone as they got off the plane.

Melissa

Rain contained snail eggs...mmmm

klaus

When we was young there was a belife that the Nothern Light would take you away i you where dressed in white or used somthing with the color white. At cold days during the winter in nothern Norway you see the Nothern Light. So every time it was cold and clear weahter we become so afraid that we did not leave the house, or kept us so close to the house as possible. If we were outside we ran back to the house as fast as possible when the nothern light was seen in the sky.

Anon

when i was young i used to believe that when it was foggy, it was because the clouds were asleep

AdelaidA

when i was a little kid i thought that when it rained that angels were crying so when it rained i'd stand outside screaming " NO ! DONT CRY ! ITS OK ! " until my mom made me go back inside.. wat a dork

homeslice

When I was really little (like, 5 or 6 maybe), I used to believe that rainbows were solid objects, and they always went all the way to the ground. I mean, come on, how else could the Care Bears slide down them otherwise? Lol.

Emily

I thought planes collected clouds to make cotton balls.

Eddie

When I was little, I used to believe that I could see the earth turning: whenever the clouds were blowing across the sky, I thought that the clouds were standing still and I could see the sky moving behind them.

Tea

I used to believe that we had winter to cool off the earth because it got too hot. Thanks, mom.

Jon

I used to believe that tornadoes were giant slices of tomatoes that rolled across a farm. It wasn't untill I was five and saw the Wizard of Oz that I realized it was not a giant slice of tomotoe.

Sky

I used to believe that the whole world rained at the same time.

vannesa

I used to believe that the angels sat up in the clouds and when it rained they were throwing buckets of water off the edge of the clouds. I would watch the rain looking for gaps thinking that was when they had to run and fill their buckets with more water.

MOMMA D

I used to believe that clouds were created by steam trains and I was worried about what would happen if steam trains stopped running completely.

Nira

I used to believe that driving caused the clouds to move.

Anon

I used to believe that clouds were made from a factory chimney that was south of my home town.

bynbyn

I used to think that the fog was a cloud that had died and fallen to the earth.

Cici

I used to think an avalanche was a type of bird native to the high mountains

Nina

I used to believe that it didn’t rain in the side of your car but only true front window. I also believe it was darker tint on the sides and bluer yet lighter, more accurate on the windshields.

Anon

When I was young, I used to believe that the french words "brouillard"( fog) and "gruyère" ( a french cheese) were the same words because of their prononciaton.
So, I used to believe that the fog was gruyère. So, When I went outside and there was fog I hold my breath because I didn't went to have cheese in my lungs
I don't know how I discovered the truth, but now I find my reaction really stupid, cute and funny.

Anon