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Dumb Stuff We Thought As Kids


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I thought the transition from child to adult was like evolution in Pokemon or like the metamorphic method in butterflies.

I also believed when you go to sleep, you can't move because your skeleton leaves your body to go out at night as if it is on it's break.

Kind of like the premise of this British kid's show, which may have been why I believed in this idea...

[spoiler=Nostalgia Overload Warning]

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Young Slade always believed that the Sun was constantly following me only, every where I went. I told my mom I wasn't going to be friends with it if it kept following me around.

My basement had a windowed-collection of dolls and I'd keep one eye on the TV and the other on the glass door.

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In French, language and tongue are written the same way (langue).

I remember at some point, I've heard a lady speaking English to her daughter and I asked to my mom why I couldn't understand what she was saying.

My mom explained to me that they were speaking English, a different language.

But because both words in French are the same, I thought I would have to remove my current tongue and add a ''English one'' in my mouth for speaking English and ''switch'' between the 2 of them depending which language I would like to speak.

Yea, I don't even know what I was thinking.

Wow, Being French is hard ;-;

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