Odd things you believed in as a kid

At the age of 2-3, I asked my brother where rain comes from. He said God turns on taps in the sky. I imagined a bunch of taps (like our garden tap) and a huge hand turning each one on, one at a time. I was very impressed. (i think I was very gullible as a toddler, but weren't we all?)

Remember the icecream truck plying "greensleves???" as it did the streets.
Dad told me it only played when its' supply had run out. :no:

I thought the difference between 2 stroke Versus 4 stroke mowers was that 2 strokes had 2 blades and 4 stroke mowers had 4 blades. Seemed plausible at the time.

Alan...

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Originally Posted by woodPixel

I believed that movies were made just by a whole lot of people turning up and being spontaneous.

Filming just started. No planning.

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I've seen movies that look JUST LIKE THAT.

My Grandfather always told me you should never eat the fat on a sandpiper's leg because it was poisonous.

For some stupid reason, i believed him.

My drunk Uncle :tequila: told us kids one stormy Christmas night that 'thunder' was in fact 'Santa rolling his pumpkins' up in the sky :o
We all believed him :doh: LOL
Mr Fiddleback :)