Astery said:When I was a kid, I believed:
1) Justice is there, bad guys will get nailed down sooner or later.
2) Every jobs are fair, nothing as a low tier job
3) All people that do their job decent get their fair amount share of reward, be that salary or recognizance or in some other form.
4) job skills > social skills.
I was wrong.
Similar for me except it was months of the year. I specifically remember going to pre-school one day and them telling me I missed the day they taught this. Of course I know them now, but it was a long time before I knew the proper order.HiroProtagonist said:When I was in 5th grade (5TH GRADE!) I was on the honor roll, but did not know the days of the week. Nobody had bothered to teach me the DAYS OF THE WEEK. I remember being angry at my parents, and very embarrassed. I can recall in detail the class room, the group desk I was sitting at, and my blank page that was meant to contain the days in order.
haha awSatyamdas said:I used to think that the studio audience laughter during sitcoms was actually the laughter coming from other people watching the same show in their homes, and that the speaker was some kind of magical two-way microphone/speaker device. So every once in a while I would get close to the TV and laugh loud and hearty at the jokes so that other people would hear me laughing too.
wat lolWickwire said:People actually died in movies. I remember asking my older brother where they put all the bodies from the movies.
Blowjobs actually entailed a girl blowing on your penis.
Black people had white poop.
Also, this.Wickwire said:Blowjobs actually entailed a girl blowing on your penis.
One of these is worse than the other.Wickwire said:People actually died in movies. I remember asking my older brother where they put all the bodies from the movies.
Blowjobs actually entailed a girl blowing on your penis.
Black people had white poop.
Ecotic said:I used to believe that criminals and ex-felons became cops, because they were the most knowledgeable about the police and the criminal justice system.
Oh wow.Platy said:90% of the List of common misconceptions from wikipedia ...
....and 50% of those were changed only because i read that article xD
Platy said:90% of the List of common misconceptions from wikipedia ...
....and 50% of those were changed only because i read that article xD
Humans have more than five senses. Although definitions vary, the actual number ranges from 9 to more than 20. In addition to sight, smell, taste, touch, and hearing, which were the senses identified by Aristotle, humans can sense balance and acceleration (equilibrioception), pain (nociception), body and limb position (proprioception or kinesthetic sense), and relative temperature (thermoception).[159] Other senses sometimes identified are the sense of time, itching, pressure, hunger, thirst, fullness of the stomach, need to urinate, need to defecate, and blood carbon dioxide levels.[160][161]
Satyamdas said:I used to think that the studio audience laughter during sitcoms was actually the laughter coming from other people watching the same show in their homes, and that the speaker was some kind of magical two-way microphone/speaker device. So every once in a while I would get close to the TV and laugh loud and hearty at the jokes so that other people would hear me laughing too.
Jeff Albertson said:I once asked my mum how tattoos were done and for some reason I heard needle as eagle and as you do as a kid you just believe it.
For years I thought somehow an eagles talon or beak was used to do tattoos.
Didnt help that a studio in town was called Eagles wings.