what were the things that just didnt made any sense to you

 

 

 

i never,until like a year ago,understood why there was dust when the twin towers collapsed :wall:

Depends how far back you define a "kid".

 

Theoretically, every piece of knowledge I know now was at one point unknown.

Depends how far back you define a "kid".

 

Theoretically, every piece of knowledge I know now was at one point unknown.

i count from like 0 years of age,to high school(12,13 years of age)

Everything didn't make sense to me because I was a dumb ignorant kid. I used to be racist, think homosexuals are bad, believe that my religion was the best and general elitism.

 

I'm sooo glad I've changed.

 

 

 

But onto the lighter stuff :P I used to think that my cousin's house in London was in a different country :lol: .

Cameras, didn't understand how you got the photo.

Uh, pretty much the whole baby-making thing...

 

 

 

:uhh:

 

My dad gave me "the talk" when I was 7 years old. How I was able to comprehend anything then is beyond me.

 

 

 

Anyways, I didn't understand politics but got in heated political debates with my parents. Pretty much just for the sake of arguing.

God lol. Still doesn't.

grammar, heh, even today i still have some trouble with it.

Everything didn't make sense to me because I was a dumb ignorant kid. I used to be racist, think homosexuals are bad, believe that my religion was the best and general elitism.

 

I'm sooo glad I've changed.

 

 

 

That's exactly how I was. :))

Reproduction. I knew the offspring looked similar to their parents, so I theorized that the woman's brain gathered data visually to make the kid like it's father. It only worked if you loved him. So after time, when the brain had enough information by looking at the dad, it would start making a baby (since it already knew everything about the mother).

 

 

 

In short sense, pregnancy was random. :lol:

grammar, heh, even today i still have some trouble with it.

 

 

 

Capital G, plx.

 

 

 

Anyways, I could never comprehend computers, and how they worked. Pretty much anything technology based was mysterious and out of this world, so I always got fascinated. I would take apart pretty much any old junk about the house in an effort to find out how it works, and to this very day I still do it. Which may explain why I'm such a technophile.

Reproduction. I knew the offspring looked similar to their parents, so I theorized that the woman's brain gathered data visually to make the kid like it's father. It only worked if you loved him. So after time, when the brain had enough information by looking at the dad, it would start making a baby (since it already knew everything about the mother).

 

 

 

In short sense, pregnancy was random. :lol:

 

I had a similar idea to this. I was scared to have even a crush on a girl in fear I'd make them pregnant. #-o

I used to seriously think that anything that was advertised was bad, because if they were advertising it, then obviously the product wasn't good enough to advertise itself simply by being good... I thought I was so smart... :roll:

I thought that when you moved houses you just traded houses with the people.

Lotsa things.

 

 

 

I'm glad I'm not a religious nut anymore (no offense to religious people here).

 

 

 

^That's really weird.

I'm glad I'm not a religious nut anymore (no offense to religious people here).

 

 

 

You just made me think of a walnut sitting on top of a Bible.

 

 

 

Anyway:

 

 

 

-Daylight saving time.

 

-Hotdogs. Who would want to eat a dog?

 

-Cable cars. How can that little thread support that whole big car?

grammar, heh, even today i still have some trouble with it.

 

 

 

Capital G, plx.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Thanks, and please isn't spelled with an "x". :roll:

 

 

 

I was also really confused about reproduction. I thought it triggered itself naturally.

When I was 3 or 4 I thought it was the law that couples have kids, since all our friends and everybody else in our neighbourhood did. Imagine my bewilderment when I learned that a couple that lived near us didn't have any kids. Criminals!

 

 

 

I also thought for a long time that the person who became pregnant depended entirely on who laid underneath during the act.

 

 

 

God I was a dumb freakin babby.

grammar, heh, even today i still have some trouble with it.

 

I think I have good grammar, I probably over-use commas though. I never understood how they worked, and semi-colens, and the who/m rule.

When you serve yourself some soda and bubbles come out of nowhere. That always confused me.

 

How a Microwave Oven works.

I always thought that ATM's just gave you money, so you could just go there and get as much money as you wanted.

 

 

 

And credit cards. It didn't make sense to me that some company would just pay for the stuff you buy.

My mother said babies came out of cabbage, i still believe it :twss:

 

 

 

Oh, and where sinterklaas came from i never knew D:, he couldnt come all the way from spain with his steamboat D: (sinterklaas=dutch event)

One of my main one has to be how machines operate. I would always break my toys, looking at what's inside of them and try to put them back together to make them work again.

 

 

 

People speaking other languages is another one. I thought everyone knew how to speak Spanish...but I was wrong. It was English that was the main language once I went to school. Although several kids knew Spanish. :D

I used to think that every TV show was aired live. Even the cartoons. :lol:

 

 

 

I never really had any thoughts on reproduction. I knew they got pregnant but I just thought that it happened and left it at that.

I always thought babies came from storks until that one day...

 

 

 

Never again.