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I thought that in order to get to Canada, you had to go through Maine, since Maine was the northernmost state on the East Coast.
I thought the only countries that drove on the left was UK and Hong Kong
I used to believe New Zealand and Australia were part of the UK because they have a UK flag on their flags
I used to believe that Africa was the biggest country and Luxembourg was the smallest.
When I was little, I used to think that when I dug, I will arrive in China
top belief!
I used to think that you could fall into space through the Earth's crust in you kept digging in the garden
Lol.
I have absolutely no idea why but when I was a young child I thought Hong Kong was another name for London.
I used to think that a "concrete jungle" was an actual jungle. I imagined it to be like a rainforest, but instead of water and plants, there was wet concrete.
When I was a child I used to believe
that everything that wasn't China, didn't exist.Because when I was a child I thought that all the world is
China.
When I was younger I used to believe the earth was flat because I thought that if it was round and with volume we were going to fall.
When I was a child I used to believe that every country was a planet.
I used to think Cancun was Camp Coon
When I was 5 years old, I used to believe Poland was snowy and cold all year round, like the North Pole.
When I was a child, I used to believe that Catalonia was the unique part of land of the world.
I mixed up Egypt and China, thinking they were the same place at different times. I also threw in “Europe” as well, all as one country. Blame Sawgwa and Schoolhouse Rock.
I used to believe that the country then called Upper Volta (now Burkina Faso) was a hydroelectric power station.
I used to think that the initials NYC stood for "nobody you're calling"
when i was young i used to think japan and china were the same country
i used to think France was in the united states
When I was younger ,I used to confuse Spain and Alsace
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