The craziest thing I ever believed in when I was a boy was adults were all intelligent and wise. Time has proven me so very wrong about that childish belief.
As a kid, my parents showed my brother and I an image of my dad as a teenager & then we watched the original Karate Kid movie. My dad & the actor looked identical as teenagers! So for a while, we were convinced my dad WAS the Karate Kid!
This stems from the ancient Kazakhstan tradition of rubbing coffee grounds into the knees of 17 year olds to stave off the bad demons associated with reaching adulthood.
Weirdest thing I believed? My Dad used to tell us eating dark toast would make hair grow on your chest. Being female that worried me a bit because on Sundays he was in charge of making the toast and he always made it dark. I remember looking to make sure I wasn't growing hair before I realized he was kidding. The one my Mom used to say we laughed over. She'd tell me if I kept eating pumpkin seeds I'd grow a pumpkin in my belly. When I was pregnant with my son I told her she must have been right! I even referred to him as 'my little pumpkin' both before and after he was born.
thats what happens when you belive in god those things people are saying are lies we do believe in satan you can join if your not scared of the screams and the weird body rupturing and mass fear around you then you may come
When I was little my dad told me that if I didn't wash my hands after playing in the garden little worms could get in your eyes. Every time I had a eye muscle spasm, that was the worms.
No, its not true but you might get a way worse thing! A parasite that grows in your stomach and eventually kills you! Its found in street animal poop and tongues
I remember I believed that every liquid have to contain water. Like gasoline or oil are just water solutions of some sort, as if being liquid is something only water can do. And after that I turned out to be an engineer and a physicist somehow...
My dad said that when I was a toddler, during emergency snow removal the police would drive through neighborhoods telling people on a PA speaker to move their car or it would be towed. My mind as a toddler took this as they were going to turn cars into toads. My dad said that I came running into the room saying: "daddy move the car or they will turn it into a toad" he said he couldn't stop laughing.
After hearing someone say 'until the cows some home', I had a vision of a man with some cows standing outside our front door. I was aged 4 at the oldest, then.
I'm from Canada, and our "go-to coffee shop" is called, Tim Horton's. When I was like 2 or 3 years old, I truly believed that Tim Horton's was called, "Importance" and only IMPORTANT PEOPLE were allowed to go inside. I would ask my mom all the time, "Can we go to importance, sometime?" and she'd always have NO IDEA what I was even talking about. Then one evening my Uncle announced to the whole living room that was filled of all of our family members, that he was going to grab some Tim Horton's and if anybody wanted something, "speak now or forever hold your peace." I remember like having a MIND=BLOWN moment, Star Struck, awestruck, jaw dropping, adoration, extreme pride and all around amazement! Just thinking that, MY UNCLE!! was important and SPECIAL enough to actually be worthy to enter! lolol... God love how children portray their every day immediate family/friends & trusted adults as pretty much Invincible Superhero-like awesomeness, and whole heartedly think that Mom and Dad are above all other human beings!! :P such a cute story! IMO :)
When I was little I thought the lights that moved across my room were scary ghosts. I didn’t know they were just cars passing by the house with their headlights on.
One of my few childhood memories of whichever apartment we lived in before we moved when I was 5 was of watching orange lights passing over the wall as I fell asleep. I don't know at what age I would have known they were cars, I just remembered the lights on the wall
My family made jokes when I was a kid that I was a changeling cuz I came out with dark hair and left-handed and found a lot of four leaf clovers and weird rocks, etc.Yet they also warned me to stay out of the woods cuz the fairies would steal me... If only I had known back then that all the gingers in my family were actually vampires I coulda slapped back soo hard!!! 😆
I have to say Molly, It's not the GINGER in you, but what Ginger represents. It is a very strong and passionate hold on everything around you. The love of my life was one that I thought I would never get over, but yes... as they say, time heals all wounds. As for the vampire shit, DAMN ... they're EVERYWHERE.
when i was born my mom was red headed my dad has black hiar but i had brown hair so i went outside to se if my real mom would come back bc i didnt know my moms hiar used to be brown
I remember when teachers would tell me that a whole bunch of dna was fluff. I was so confused by that that I started to think of what could have been missed. I predicted that the fluff was meant to distinguish cells from each other. A neuron needs to produce and withstand electrical charge, but that structure won’t do for a stomach cell. I was technically correct when evolutionary development theories stated that huge swaths of our dna are coded instructions of what cells go where and do what. It was totally fascinating.
When I was maybe like 4 or 5 my brother told me that lizards grow into snakes. I would stay away from lizards at all costs lmao Now, being a lizard lover, I don’t think that’s quite right.
technically speaking, leeches do have healing benefits to your body (in the form of removing blood clot and helping blood flow), but you only need like 25 max for affected area, 100 of them are overkill and may even kill you
I believed there was an exact copy of me on the other side of the world. Doing exactly the same. Like the other side of the world would be a parallel universe. I was always kind of special ngl
I used to think that islands floated in water! There is this tiny island in a lake by my house, and when I was little I often thought that it had moved a little to the side since I had last been past it! Of course, I didn't bother to ask myself why, if islands floated, then continents weren't constantly crashing into each other as they neverendingly migrated around the globe... lol
You could argue that it was the education in the past that actually created these false theories as they taught wrong ideas in school and so every new theory was based on wrong knowledge and so would end up also being wrong.
The weirdest thing I belived when I was a kid was that lightbulbs were spider monsters, not the normal lightbulbs, but the ones that were two tubes swirling around eachother. I remember whenever I went to bed, I would stare at the lightbulb in my room for what felt like hours (but was probably minutes) thinking it would crawl out and eat me, before falling asleep. I once even had a nightmare about the thing crawling out of ceiling and catching me with it's legs as I was running away and roaring in my face. After that roar I woke up screaming and slept in my parents bed for about a week
To be fair, I did see something about there being another continent next to New Zealand (possibly a part of New Zealand) under the ocean. No civilization was said to have lived there though. Also, modern medicine has found that blood letting does help with certain disorders. But it's usually done with a syringe but a medical professional😅
And my Tata would tell me that mountains were just where giants layed down & fell asleep for eons. Since they slept for eons, the dirt & earth just covered them up. Never wake a mountain!
When I was about 5 I was told that babies came from a man and a woman sleeping together caused pregnancy. I remember being in a panic because I laid next to Joae during nap time in kindergarten. (Back in 1971, kindergarten was all day and consisted of nap time on mats) I don't remember how long I sweated it for, just my mom's laughter when I told her what was wrong. I was so mad at her for laughing at my plight. I learned way more than I wanted to know that day
In my childhood I really believed that every bunny with red eyes is evil and always bites your hands. I always associated red color with bad things like blood, red light and chili. One day my mom came with to the local children's club where her friend worked. In the playing room was a cage with gray and white bunnies. I wanted to pet bunnies and I petted the grey one first. It was really neat. Then I tried to rub a white bunny with red eyes. It bited me and I was angry on it for that.
I'd watch tf outta that! Imagine a Planet Earth narrator like: "As winter draws near, we see the fierce warrior hummingbirds mount their terroristic steeds; the Canada goose, a perpetually foul-tempered waterfowl can carry up to a dozen of these tiny passengers without affecting their flight distance or aerodynamics. Note how the leading goose at the head carries no hummingbirds. When a new goose takes the lead, its hummingbird companions move onto the back of the old leader..." 🤣🤣 okay, that went a little far...
My dear old Dad had me believing that you had to break the pointed tip off of a Cattail or else it would explode. He could have just been honest and told me that he didn't want me stabbing my sister in the eye with it (which would have been a very reasonable concern).
The craziest thing I believe when I was a kid was that if you fly in an airplane you can actually open the window and catch a cloud in a bag to take home 😂
The weirdest thing I believed as a kid was that bathrooms had no gravity and the vents on the ceiling had to push air down so hard it would keep me on the ground.
19:49 What is not commonly known is that it was a woman (I believe she was even a doctor, but I can't confirm) that came up with the idea to put a line in the center of the road in order to help make driving safer since there was no defining markers on where the car is allowed to drive IE There were no street lanes before she painted a line down her street.
When I was a kid, I heard of "don't drink and drive", and I understood what that meant, so every time I found my dad drinking beer, I warned him not to drink any more, because I thought the alcohol would stay in your system for a very long time. We were on vacation on the time, so we did not have to drive, so my dad, who usually never drank, tried some beer. I was so scared that when we returned home, he would not be able to drive. I realized a few years later, that the alcohol wears off after a while. Really funny story from my childhood
Someone in my town believed that and drowned himself by jumping into the deep end of a lake and swimming deeper while drowning but his stupidity and courage caused him to die The local teenagers hung his skeleton on a pole in front of the lake as a warning to not be superstitious
The craziest thing I believed as a kid was there is a shark that lived behind my bathtub. We had an old-fashioned bathtub so there was a lot of room behind it and under it. I also believed that if didn't splash water behind the to help it live it would eat me. The strange thing is that I create the story on my own and strongly believed it for years and obviously since I'm still alive today to tell the tale I splashed a lot of behind the tub.
The weirdest thing I believed when I was small is that I was born because my mom ate me in a sandwich and I thought that there is a place for choosing your parents before you were born
The craziest thing I believed as a kid was that human blood was blue in your body and turns red when it makes contact with the air. I feel so bad for misinforming so many people about this because everyone I told this to believed me, even when I was a teen.
When I was a kid I believed that TV commercials were Live. Like all the actors in the commercials do the same exact thing everytime they came between shows and I was flabbergasted and in awe how they could do that!
My grandpa told me that if I saw a van I should run because if they caught me they would kidnap me and take my organs out to sell them in the black market. I was 5, fun times.
As a kid I thought that the base monetary value of anything was 1kr (roughly 15 cents), which meant that the value of a certain item depended on how much money you could physically cover it with. That idea was shot down when I wanted a GameBoy Advance which cost 1200kr. No way could such a small device contain that many coins.
Fun fact: 1.You can't count your hair 2.You can't breathe through your nose,with your tongue out 3.You tried fact no 2 4.You realized you can do this 5.Now you are smiling,because you were fooled.
I think the "animals appearing out of thin air" one might have actually been a form of accidental traps where the animal was more drawn to the food, aka bait, and got trapped in the container. Might have been even a newborn that grew too big in the container to leave, or maybe ate too much to fit out of the container.
THE MOST craziest thing i believed is when i didnt wanna drink my milk cuz it has too much bubbles. so my mom said she got from the milk world and gulped it like a shot.
The two stupidest things I believed as a kid was 1. That on your 18th birthday you moved out of your parents house, and you got to a house or an apartment and all the furniture was already there. 2. That kids in an orphanage had the same last name.
By the gods, these animations!! 😂The leech and flying uterus ones had me nearly in tears. Oddly enough, though, the one that kind of made me say, "huh" was the tiny humans in the sperm, especially since in that time they would have also believed it was the WOMAN who determined the sex, I thought. Like, um, how if the being was formed in the man's body and she just basically carried it? Lamb trees, though. That was my second favorite.
The craziest thing I ever believed in when I was a boy was adults were all intelligent and wise. Time has proven me so very wrong about that childish belief.
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@@ynnalyl6195 Ok
I also used to believe that adults know everything and are very intelligent, well now I see they are too, grown up children.
Adulting is basically faking competence
As a kid, my parents showed my brother and I an image of my dad as a teenager & then we watched the original Karate Kid movie. My dad & the actor looked identical as teenagers!
So for a while, we were convinced my dad WAS the Karate Kid!
Ha
well thats just cool
That is very funny. ;)
They told me if i drank coffee before
I was 18 years old, my knees would turn black.
I ask my grandmother and she said that goes back for generations.
This stems from the ancient Kazakhstan tradition of rubbing coffee grounds into the knees of 17 year olds to stave off the bad demons associated with reaching adulthood.
Cool
Am 11 and I love coffee
Weirdest thing I believed? My Dad used to tell us eating dark toast would make hair grow on your chest. Being female that worried me a bit because on Sundays he was in charge of making the toast and he always made it dark. I remember looking to make sure I wasn't growing hair before I realized he was kidding. The one my Mom used to say we laughed over. She'd tell me if I kept eating pumpkin seeds I'd grow a pumpkin in my belly. When I was pregnant with my son I told her she must have been right! I even referred to him as 'my little pumpkin' both before and after he was born.
Why did you call him?
I mean what did you call him
why would sombody tell others eat burnt toast?
@@Coolllama is farm today
I never heard the pumpkin or water melon in your belly. I was told that watermelon TREES would sprout out my ears.
I believed that medieval times looked like paintings when i was a kid
Same too until i started to study history when it turned out to be real
@@Founderschannel123 lol
:O
Same here my cousins and I would sit in my gran's house and stare at the medieval prints and make stories
Weirdest thing I believed when I was a kid was that dead animals would come back the next day and walk around his cute loving animals again
When i was a kid i believed when people die they will become zombie at night then die at sunrise
thats what happens when you belive in god those things people are saying are lies we do believe in satan you can join if your not scared of the screams and the weird body rupturing and mass fear around you then you may come
What the heck
When I was little my dad told me that if I didn't wash my hands after playing in the garden little worms could get in your eyes. Every time I had a eye muscle spasm, that was the worms.
No, its not true but you might get a way worse thing! A parasite that grows in your stomach and eventually kills you! Its found in street animal poop and tongues
When I was a kid, I believed that if you plant sugar cubes it will grow into a sugarcane
Makes sense
@@cometkeiko HOW
SHEEESH I thought that i could jump into a tv🤣
What the
@@eclipse_galactic you can't?
Weirdest Thing People still Believe: Politician promises.
No
Flat earth
Lol
@Noah Wilson GW Bush,Obama, Hillary, Mackein, Biden.
@@ajmalsafi13 Tory government...
@@ajmalsafi13 nah Donald Trump
I remember I believed that every liquid have to contain water. Like gasoline or oil are just water solutions of some sort, as if being liquid is something only water can do. And after that I turned out to be an engineer and a physicist somehow...
Very good of you
@Kasey Ash I mean... TECHNICALLLY...
SAME! I once played a game where we created a "potion" and pretended to drink it, we thought that puting water in it would change it to liquids
🤣🤣🤣🤣i wanted to b a physicist but wen i seen the math involved....i was like nope nvmd, not doin it
When I was a kid I thought people were made of mashed potatoes 😂🤣
Me as a kid i think the Sun have kids
Me as a kid thinks that God has a kid
No
LOL😂
But there is some truth to it, we eat them after all.
That the phrase "don't drink and drive" literally meant drinking any liquid while driving was illegal.
When I was a toddler, I thought infants were born because its women hit their second puberty
You sound very advvnced to think that. Most toddlers don't know there's something called puberty.
When I was a kid, I heard if you crossed your eyes, they would stay that way.
Same goes for grimases in general but: "If the clock turns to 12 'o clock it stays that way." (the face) German phrase.
Hahaha. My mom used to say that to us!
So Many Of These.... What A Hoot.😀😁😂
The way babies were treated way back when seriously make me wonder how we as a species has gotten this far.
We were better in the past than nowadays ngl look at the dark side of youtube or other dark and awfull shit the internet has brought
@@irinamargaritaabadiaavila4534 bit people have rights now women get rights and cruel punishments have stopped
I wonder if adults thought, “I’m a survivor of the fairies possessing me”
I’m suprised we are not extinct
How do you Bruno’s
The one thing my parents harped on about was if I swallowed my gum it would form a massive ball and kill me.... Greetings from Australia.
If I swallowed gum it would stick to my heart
My dad said that when I was a toddler, during emergency snow removal the police would drive through neighborhoods telling people on a PA speaker to move their car or it would be towed.
My mind as a toddler took this as they were going to turn cars into toads. My dad said that I came running into the room saying: "daddy move the car or they will turn it into a toad" he said he couldn't stop laughing.
That's so cute. Lol
Haha!
that's extremely cute and funny
After hearing someone say 'until the cows some home', I had a vision of a man with some cows standing outside our front door. I was aged 4 at the oldest, then.
When I was a toddler, during a car trip I looked outside and saw a crescent moon, then I freaked out because I thought it was broken
I'm from Canada, and our "go-to coffee shop" is called, Tim Horton's. When I was like 2 or 3 years old, I truly believed that Tim Horton's was called, "Importance" and only IMPORTANT PEOPLE were allowed to go inside. I would ask my mom all the time, "Can we go to importance, sometime?" and she'd always have NO IDEA what I was even talking about. Then one evening my Uncle announced to the whole living room that was filled of all of our family members, that he was going to grab some Tim Horton's and if anybody wanted something, "speak now or forever hold your peace." I remember like having a MIND=BLOWN moment, Star Struck, awestruck, jaw dropping, adoration, extreme pride and all around amazement! Just thinking that, MY UNCLE!! was important and SPECIAL enough to actually be worthy to enter! lolol... God love how children portray their every day immediate family/friends & trusted adults as pretty much Invincible Superhero-like awesomeness, and whole heartedly think that Mom and Dad are above all other human beings!! :P such a cute story! IMO :)
same
Aww thank you for sharing your story how adorable children can be!
😄🥰
(I was in grade school before I discovered that "peanuts" was not a male organ as well as a tasty snack😲)
To everybody who read all this, congrats
@@marvac-r7916listen to the song Air Hostess by Busted. Its supposed to say peanuts but it sounds like......the other
As my older nephew told me: Right now I could be superman... There is nothing impossible unless perhaps a door open and closed at the same time.
Could it be simply ajar?
When I was little I thought the lights that moved across my room were scary ghosts. I didn’t know they were just cars passing by the house with their headlights on.
Ya I'm still kid to
One of my few childhood memories of whichever apartment we lived in before we moved when I was 5 was of watching orange lights passing over the wall as I fell asleep. I don't know at what age I would have known they were cars, I just remembered the lights on the wall
Ya #relatable
😂😂😂😂😂
Same. Im 10. I dont see them. Not Anymore
My family made jokes when I was a kid that I was a changeling cuz I came out with dark hair and left-handed and found a lot of four leaf clovers and weird rocks, etc.Yet they also warned me to stay out of the woods cuz the fairies would steal me...
If only I had known back then that all the gingers in my family were actually vampires I coulda slapped back soo hard!!! 😆
I have to say Molly, It's not the GINGER in you, but what Ginger represents. It is a very strong and passionate hold on everything around you. The love of my life was one that I thought I would never get over, but yes... as they say, time heals all wounds. As for the vampire shit, DAMN ... they're EVERYWHERE.
Ayyyyy im left handed too
I can't decide whether it's mean or hilarious to tell your kid there a changeling 😱🤭😓🤣🤣
when i was born my mom was red headed my dad has black hiar but i had brown hair so i went outside to se if my real mom would come back bc i didnt know my moms hiar used to be brown
My parents always say I will turn into a zombie because my name is zein and it’s close to zombie
I remember when teachers would tell me that a whole bunch of dna was fluff. I was so confused by that that I started to think of what could have been missed. I predicted that the fluff was meant to distinguish cells from each other. A neuron needs to produce and withstand electrical charge, but that structure won’t do for a stomach cell. I was technically correct when evolutionary development theories stated that huge swaths of our dna are coded instructions of what cells go where and do what. It was totally fascinating.
Brussel sprouts, yep the evil reveals itself several hours after eating. Btw I'm definitely possessed but that's due to baked beans 🤣
😂😂😂😂
When I was maybe like 4 or 5 my brother told me that lizards grow into snakes.
I would stay away from lizards at all costs lmao
Now, being a lizard lover, I don’t think that’s quite right.
Notice how this guy NEVER clickbait us? This is a true UA-camr of honor!
SO TRUUUEE
Totally agree
Are y'all being sarcastic?
@@pumpkinmenadianepumpkinpie2352 no
No cap
technically speaking, leeches do have healing benefits to your body (in the form of removing blood clot and helping blood flow), but you only need like 25 max for affected area, 100 of them are overkill and may even kill you
When I was a kid, I used to believe that a butterfly would make me fly if I held on it. Who else thought the same?
Not me
I also thought lol
Definitely your mom
No me
ASDFMovie!
Weirdest thing I believed when I was a kid: Drinking coffee would make me stop growing
I thought that to
I was told the same thing you're not alone
I get told that's why I'm only 4'11
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they told me that as well, and included smoking, I was already 6'tall.
I believed there was an exact copy of me on the other side of the world. Doing exactly the same. Like the other side of the world would be a parallel universe. I was always kind of special ngl
That may be true, but in a parallel universe instead. We may never know. ;)
When i was younger i thought $1000 was the most amount of money you can get
Don’t worry. I thought 10 was the biggest number when i was younger
I thought we can buy anything in 1000
There is only 1000 bucks in the whole world.
Bruh
i believed that there was infinite money
I used to think that islands floated in water! There is this tiny island in a lake by my house, and when I was little I often thought that it had moved a little to the side since I had last been past it!
Of course, I didn't bother to ask myself why, if islands floated, then continents weren't constantly crashing into each other as they neverendingly migrated around the globe... lol
These were great! I hadn't laughed this hard in a while.
Me too
I laughed so hard tears were SERIOUSLY,LEGIT streaming down my face. This was awesome!😂😂😂 and I'm not blowing smoke up your butt🙈🙉🙊😂
my sister told me that soup made my lips bleed i beileved her i stopped eating soap a few years later she finaly told me the true
"eating soap" ¯\_(ツ)_/¯
Eat Soap Wtf
soup or soap?
@@akselplaysz5691 (she meant "soup" but it adio corrected the second time)
When I was a kid, I used to believe that if I swallowed a pip or seed from an orange, my stomach would grow oranges. 😂😂😂
Same and I was like "I wouldn't need to eat that much!" Yes I thought I would have infinite oranges
me too but with watermelon 🍉
How do you know my dreams
caption of video must be - "why education is important"
You could argue that it was the education in the past that actually created these false theories as they taught wrong ideas in school and so every new theory was based on wrong knowledge and so would end up also being wrong.
Education ? By who? Your government? The elite?
@@rudyferrell by the teachers
@@bobthegoat7090 well true
@@bobthegoat7090 people bring up the theories themselves
The weirdest thing I belived when I was a kid was that lightbulbs were spider monsters, not the normal lightbulbs, but the ones that were two tubes swirling around eachother. I remember whenever I went to bed, I would stare at the lightbulb in my room for what felt like hours (but was probably minutes) thinking it would crawl out and eat me, before falling asleep. I once even had a nightmare about the thing crawling out of ceiling and catching me with it's legs as I was running away and roaring in my face. After that roar I woke up screaming and slept in my parents bed for about a week
To be fair, I did see something about there being another continent next to New Zealand (possibly a part of New Zealand) under the ocean. No civilization was said to have lived there though.
Also, modern medicine has found that blood letting does help with certain disorders. But it's usually done with a syringe but a medical professional😅
And my Tata would tell me that mountains were just where giants layed down & fell asleep for eons. Since they slept for eons, the dirt & earth just covered them up. Never wake a mountain!
This man reunlocked a word in my head I have known for a long time
BRUCLLE SPROUTS
The craziest thing I believed as a kid was that adult life was fun😂
🤣
😭
It's never fun
oh noo lol
same
Adult life isn't fun?
The weirdest thing I believe when I was a kid: eating too much Banana makes in to monkey
Curtis Cheong My big bro believe the samething😂😂
I think Theoddsout Believe That Too
I believed eating too much chicken would turn me into one
I believed eating too much chicken would turn me into one
Lol
When I was about 5 I was told that babies came from a man and a woman sleeping together caused pregnancy. I remember being in a panic because I laid next to Joae during nap time in kindergarten. (Back in 1971, kindergarten was all day and consisted of nap time on mats) I don't remember how long I sweated it for, just my mom's laughter when I told her what was wrong. I was so mad at her for laughing at my plight. I learned way more than I wanted to know that day
🤣👍🏼
I used to believe that there were little people inside stop lights controlling them. lol
And inside the refrigerator controlling the light. I never could catch him. Lol
I use to think little people lived in the TV.
@@penny_the_wiser413 I've heard of people believing that too
I used to think the same but with the speakers at fast food places
In my childhood I really believed that every bunny with red eyes is evil and always bites your hands. I always associated red color with bad things like blood, red light and chili. One day my mom came with to the local children's club where her friend worked. In the playing room was a cage with gray and white bunnies. I wanted to pet bunnies and I petted the grey one first. It was really neat. Then I tried to rub a white bunny with red eyes. It bited me and I was angry on it for that.
FUN FACT: Everyone else including me who's commenting right now haven't watched half of the video yet
....no..
True
Yup
Are you sure I just finished it...
😂
This guy is my favorite narrator his voice is so calming and relaxing
Why post the same thing twice?🤔
I think this is a glitch
“Evil spirits live in Brussel Sprouts.” That makes me want to eat them less.
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*People who hate eating vegetables start typing.*
Brussels sprouts are bitter, foul little balls of soggy foil. Barf.
yes
@@Chuckf66 well thats how people back then hate to eat veggies
I came across someone, and found others too, that believed that hummingbirds migrated south by riding on the backs of flying geese.
The mental image of that made me smile and made my day better, thank you
I'd watch tf outta that! Imagine a Planet Earth narrator like:
"As winter draws near, we see the fierce warrior hummingbirds mount their terroristic steeds; the Canada goose, a perpetually foul-tempered waterfowl can carry up to a dozen of these tiny passengers without affecting their flight distance or aerodynamics. Note how the leading goose at the head carries no hummingbirds. When a new goose takes the lead, its hummingbird companions move onto the back of the old leader..."
🤣🤣 okay, that went a little far...
@@lcoq19 I read this in David Attenborough's voice. Very funny. 🤣🤣🤣
@@westzed23 😂😂 I've been spoiled by True Facts and thus wrote it with ZeFrank's voice narrating in my head...but, you know, whatever works! 😜🤣🤣
we always wondered where "blowing smoke up your ass" came from. now we know, LMAO!! Thanks for great video!
My dear old Dad had me believing that you had to break the pointed tip off of a Cattail or else it would explode.
He could have just been honest and told me that he didn't want me stabbing my sister in the eye with it (which would have been a very reasonable concern).
LOL I love Brussel sprouts you better stop your making me feel hungry.
The craziest thing I believe when I was a kid was that if you fly in an airplane you can actually open the window and catch a cloud in a bag to take home 😂
Well, if beliefs are so weird, then religion is also weird. Try that on for size.
Funny how people get mad at what other people believe in.
My mum used to say when I was young, that if I ate the seed from the middle of an apple an apple tree would grow in side me 🤔🤣🤣🤣🤣
I been eating evil spirits since im a child
I think they actually taste pretty good. Now all we need is the invention of chocolate dipped evil spirits...
When I was a kid, I used to believe that I had the power to see through things.
Here’s something I used to believe as a kid:
*I used to think I was mentally stable*
Okay, just for shits and grins ... who or what would you consider "mentally stable?" I'm 56 and STILL can't find a good definition.
@Dragon Queen ... you'd think in the 21rst century it'd that easy.
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@@jamiestanway4530 I don't know what it means ... but I like it.
@@cornfusedatbest6693 Too many kids in this comment section. I get what you're saying. What even is normal
This guy is my favorite narrator his voice is so calming and relaxing
Why post the same thing twice?🤔
its annoying to be try tubbo or dream singing
*I'm tired of calling this a recession,this is a depression over 30 million unemployed isn't a recession.*
I think the pandemic has taught people the importance of multiple streams of income unfortunately having a job doesn't mean security.
Our biggest pandemic right now is our government, they don't care about us😭😭
Political parasite playing politics with people's life they don't care.
My advice to everyone right now is to invest in cryptocurrency💲as it's more profitable.
All this is just a game,shame on the government in how they just simply play with all of us American citizens,is all a joke
The weirdest thing I believed as a kid was that bathrooms had no gravity and the vents on the ceiling had to push air down so hard it would keep me on the ground.
I actually like eating Brussel sprouts
the best veggie, man!! 🙌
Me to... Guess evil spirits are delicious!!
19:49 What is not commonly known is that it was a woman (I believe she was even a doctor, but I can't confirm) that came up with the idea to put a line in the center of the road in order to help make driving safer since there was no defining markers on where the car is allowed to drive IE There were no street lanes before she painted a line down her street.
I was told that if I played with my bellybutton, my insides would come spilling out onto the floor.
Gross
I always thought it would just open my stomach up and everything I ate would come out lol
I guess you say that the nobles had "no - bility" to understand that gold is toxic
Should have known I shouldn’t have eaten those things when my grandma served me them
but like chicken gizzards and hearts, cook em right, and are so delicious.
Mmmmm not in my opinion
When I was a kid, I heard of "don't drink and drive", and I understood what that meant, so every time I found my dad drinking beer, I warned him not to drink any more, because I thought the alcohol would stay in your system for a very long time. We were on vacation on the time, so we did not have to drive, so my dad, who usually never drank, tried some beer. I was so scared that when we returned home, he would not be able to drive. I realized a few years later, that the alcohol wears off after a while. Really funny story from my childhood
When I was a kid my mom told me it I ate seaweed I can breathe underwater and I believed it untill I googled it she told me that when I was 4
Someone in my town believed that and drowned himself by jumping into the deep end of a lake and swimming deeper while drowning but his stupidity and courage caused him to die
The local teenagers hung his skeleton on a pole in front of the lake as a warning to not be superstitious
@@auhsojacosta1672 .....well, then......
Did she WANT you to drown?!?!
The craziest thing I believed as a kid was there is a shark that lived behind my bathtub. We had an old-fashioned bathtub so there was a lot of room behind it and under it. I also believed that if didn't splash water behind the to help it live it would eat me. The strange thing is that I create the story on my own and strongly believed it for years and obviously since I'm still alive today to tell the tale I splashed a lot of behind the tub.
18:44 i swear ive heard bloodletting was actually useful (in very specific and rare cases) once or twice
But not a cure
When I was a kid, my dad convinced me that every morning he made waffles for me and my sister and that our mom ate them before we woke up
The weirdest thing I believed when I was small is that I was born because my mom ate me in a sandwich and I thought that there is a place for choosing your parents before you were born
The craziest thing I believed as a kid was that human blood was blue in your body and turns red when it makes contact with the air. I feel so bad for misinforming so many people about this because everyone I told this to believed me, even when I was a teen.
When i was a kid i believed dogs and cats mated. Boys were dogs and cats girls.
When I was a kid I believed that TV commercials were Live. Like all the actors in the commercials do the same exact thing everytime they came between shows and I was flabbergasted and in awe how they could do that!
When I was younger my mom always told me story's about el cucuy. Where my mexicans at 🇲🇽 🇲🇽 🇲🇽
My grandpa told me that if I saw a van I should run because if they caught me they would kidnap me and take my organs out to sell them in the black market. I was 5, fun times.
@@theraptor3485 lol nice
@@theraptor3485 I mean are there people inside the van?I
Beacause people actually do that. Kidnap a child than kill them and take their organs and sell them in china.
China's black market that is also I dont live in china if you are still wondering.
As a kid I thought that the base monetary value of anything was 1kr (roughly 15 cents), which meant that the value of a certain item depended on how much money you could physically cover it with. That idea was shot down when I wanted a GameBoy Advance which cost 1200kr. No way could such a small device contain that many coins.
Fun fact:
1.You can't count your hair
2.You can't breathe through your nose,with your tongue out
3.You tried fact no 2
4.You realized you can do this
5.Now you are smiling,because you were fooled.
You got me🤣
I can count my hair,just need to shave my head bald and gimme a couple of weeks
The crazy thing I believed when I was a kid. was that somebody was shy to wear disguise like my mom to look like her and talk to me all day.
I first member from notification squad to watch this videos 😁
@Jake aj9020196 ty
The craziest thing I believed when I was little was grand parents aunts and cousins were random people our parents asked to be family members😂
😲🤣🥰
If you're reading this you have potential to create great things. Yes. You.
The craziest thing I believed when I was little was the smallest thing on earth was a crumb.
I think the "animals appearing out of thin air" one might have actually been a form of accidental traps where the animal was more drawn to the food, aka bait, and got trapped in the container. Might have been even a newborn that grew too big in the container to leave, or maybe ate too much to fit out of the container.
Guy from 1200: HEY MONEY DOES NOT GROW ON TREES
Other guy from 1200: but lambs do
BA:Uploads
Everyone who’s early: Quick think of a good meme comment
DONT READ MY NAME
LOL
NO. I won't do it. You can't make me.
Lol an age old attention seeking method 🤣
Be amazed:northern most of Bulgaria.
The editor: Shows top Of Greece
I'm still don't understand about the "emerging mice from wheat" one
If you waited 21 days or so, the mice will find that wheat and start eating it.
@@kamoonrathewolfgod9189 Exactly
People seem to think that skunks just walk around with stink flowing from them.
5:35 they spawn in light levels of 7 or above
As a kid I believed people were nice and people don't just hurt you because they can.
6:34 those are beyond ridiculous.
Always amazed watching Be Amazed
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Amazing!!!!!!!😫
THE MOST craziest thing i believed is when i didnt wanna drink my milk cuz it has too much bubbles. so my mom said she got from the milk world and gulped it like a shot.
The craziest thing I believed as a kid was we would all be happy and that the world is a beautiful place
same
Nope thats negative thinking
Yup same 😐😐
@@aaronthiessen1922 it’s just regular thinking to me
Well that backfired but I thought that too
a weird thing a believed as a kid was that whenever i paused the tv, the people on the screen were actually holding their poses irl.
LMAO🤣🤣🤣 (makes total sense)
The two stupidest things I believed as a kid was
1. That on your 18th birthday you moved out of your parents house, and you got to a house or an apartment and all the furniture was already there.
2. That kids in an orphanage had the same last name.
I love your illustrations/animations. What a great channel!
By the gods, these animations!! 😂The leech and flying uterus ones had me nearly in tears. Oddly enough, though, the one that kind of made me say, "huh" was the tiny humans in the sperm, especially since in that time they would have also believed it was the WOMAN who determined the sex, I thought. Like, um, how if the being was formed in the man's body and she just basically carried it? Lamb trees, though. That was my second favorite.
When I was younger I thought people were born out of the belly button
Holy crap, I thought I was the only one. When I was a really little kid I thought the same thing.
People: believed that animals spontaneous generate.
Minecraft devs: WRITE THAT DOWN! WRITE THAT DOWN!