Kiss-Shot wrote...
Now as we all know, kids are pretty damn stupid, and we were once all kids and believed in something stupid, time to share!
When I was a kid I was scared that if I stood outside in the sun for too long i'd turn black, forever! For some reason I didn't like black people when I was a kid, so was equally petrified of becoming one, I was a racist child :P
So do tell your childhood belief storys!
I actually had a friend that turned "black" during the summer. She always said it was because one of her parents was from South Africa, but even now, if I hadn't seen it for myself, I wouldn't believe that it was possible.
Akaoni21 wrote...
When I was a young 'un I thought that Clowns were weird, creepy and suspicious... Now I realise that their just doing a job... A weird, creepy and suspicious job none the less but hey~ho lets not judge 'em too harshly. >_>
I don't really trust clowns too much. I don't find them creepy or anything like that, but I always get the feeling that they're trying to pick my pockets or do something shady when I'm not looking. I did get a some kind of lap dance from a clown at a circus when I was like 16, but I'm still not sure about how it happened exactly.
I've always been fond of fucking with other people's minds. One of my greatest achievements, I believe, was convincing a number of people that Furbys were modeled after real animals that lived in Australia. Aside from a couple people, the joke went on for so long that I finally had to tell them that I was lying. I convinced one of my friends that if a person wore corduroy pants and ran long enough, the friction would cause them to burst into flames. Given the right situation, I could make just about anyone believe anything.