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What crazy beliefs did you have as a kid?

Débuté par Nameless one7 , janv. 22 2012 04:03

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Posté 22 janvier 2012 - 11:04

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Celrath wrote...

bobobo878 wrote...

Celrath wrote...I also Pretended to have an imaginary friend because I say all the kids on tv say they had one and I thought that it was normal and that not having one would mean there was something wrong with me.  

lmao, same here.  Get the idea from "Arthur" by any chance?


No, it was the plethera of sitcoms of the 80s-90s it seemed all the kid had one at one point and the doctors told the parents it was normal. Who was I to disagree with the people who play a doctors on TV.  


Food for thought..
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Posté 22 janvier 2012 - 11:20

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Triceratops is still a dinosaur...

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Posté 22 janvier 2012 - 11:23

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I thought pluto was actually an undiscovered mass relay, encased in ice?

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Posté 22 janvier 2012 - 11:25

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Filament wrote...

Triceratops is still a dinosaur...

http://www.cbsnews.c...471-501465.html 

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Posté 22 janvier 2012 - 11:29

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Celrath wrote...

Filament wrote...

Triceratops is still a dinosaur...

http://www.cbsnews.c...471-501465.html 


NooooooO!  Triceratops was my favorite dinosaur.

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Posté 22 janvier 2012 - 11:29

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bleetman wrote...

I thought pluto was actually an undiscovered mass relay, encased in ice?

No, you're thinking of its moon, Charon.

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Posté 22 janvier 2012 - 11:30

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A couple of scientists from Montana University argue that, that doesn't mean science agrees.

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Posté 22 janvier 2012 - 11:34

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rynluna wrote...

That every little thing I did was a sin. I was raised religious and I terrified myself of burning in hell. So even if I said one little white lie, I ended up spending like ten minutes praying for forgiveness over telling someone they actually looked good in their jeans.


That's horrible, Its a shame kids have to go through that. I was raised in a devoutly religious home as well, so I know what its like to have that strong of a dogma pressed down on you. Sorry that was part of your child hood experience.

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Posté 22 janvier 2012 - 11:35

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Filament wrote...

Triceratops is still a dinosaur...


Fossils are from another planet..at least that's what I was told. :P

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Posté 22 janvier 2012 - 11:40

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slimgrin wrote...

Filament wrote...
Triceratops is still a dinosaur...

Fossils are from another planet..at least that's what I was told. :P

heresy!

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Posté 22 janvier 2012 - 11:51

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bobobo878 wrote...

bleetman wrote...

I thought pluto was actually an undiscovered mass relay, encased in ice?

No, you're thinking of its moon, Charon.

Oh.

Well. Also good.

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Posté 22 janvier 2012 - 11:51

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Filament wrote...

A couple of scientists from Montana University argue that, that doesn't mean science agrees.

 

I think the Science make more sense that way though. Two Very similar creatures from the same regain would have either A competed for the same resources until one drove the other out or B inter bread to become the same species which would possibly result in inferential. Given the fossil record doesn't seem to show any hybrid of the two it makes Sense that they are in fact different stages of the same animal. And because I know you will say but since the is know hybrid doesn't that also mean there is no record of the a teen age version of sorts. Well that would also be very rare because it would be more common for the young and old to die wouldn't it. The Fossil record also show a lack of Young Torosaurus which also leans to the fact they are the same.

It only takes one better theory to change the history books.

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Posté 22 janvier 2012 - 11:59

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Kallianira wrote...

bobobo878 wrote...
Pluto is a planet

PLUTO IS A GOD DMAN PLANET NO MATTER WHAT THOSE BASTARDS SAY!!!!!!!!!!!!! :o

Pluto is a planet.

Or are you saying that some planets are better than others?

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Posté 23 janvier 2012 - 12:03

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Kallianira wrote...

bobobo878 wrote...

I used to believe that:

Brontosaurus and Triceratops are dinosaurs

Pluto is a planet


PLUTO IS A GOD DMAN PLANET NO MATTER WHAT THOSE BASTARDS SAY!!!!!!!!!!!!! :o

What she said. ^

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Posté 23 janvier 2012 - 12:03

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Pacifien wrote...

Kallianira wrote...

bobobo878 wrote...
Pluto is a planet

PLUTO IS A GOD DMAN PLANET NO MATTER WHAT THOSE BASTARDS SAY!!!!!!!!!!!!! :o

Pluto is a planet.

Or are you saying that some planets are better than others?


Yep, the only reason it is out of the rotation of 9 is because if they left it in we would have to learn 100s of planet in 2nd grade. Image the size of the dioramasms  

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Posté 23 janvier 2012 - 12:09

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Celrath wrote...

I think the Science make more sense that way though. Two Very similar creatures from the same regain would have either A competed for the same resources until one drove the other out or B inter bread to become the same species which would possibly result in inferential. Given the fossil record doesn't seem to show any hybrid of the two it makes Sense that they are in fact different stages of the same animal. And because I know you will say but since the is know hybrid doesn't that also mean there is no record of the a teen age version of sorts. Well that would also be very rare because it would be more common for the young and old to die wouldn't it. The Fossil record also show a lack of Young Torosaurus which also leans to the fact they are the same.

It only takes one better theory to change the history books.

I don't mean to say that the theory is necessarily wrong, but I just say that until popular scientific opinion backs it up and triceratops becomes officially (however that works) considered a defunct classification, I'm still going to call it a dinosaur. But I also read, even if the theory is true, if they're the same species, it would be more proper to use the first established name, Triceratops, not Torosaurus. So maybe Torosaurus should be the one that "doesn't really exist."

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Posté 23 janvier 2012 - 12:13

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That greedy/evil people were a minority and rarely got into positions of power. History and recent/current events have taught me otherwise.

Oh and that my government and its allies were perfect.

Modifié par legion999, 23 janvier 2012 - 12:15 .

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Posté 23 janvier 2012 - 12:13

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Filament wrote...

Celrath wrote...

I think the Science make more sense that way though. Two Very similar creatures from the same regain would have either A competed for the same resources until one drove the other out or B inter bread to become the same species which would possibly result in inferential. Given the fossil record doesn't seem to show any hybrid of the two it makes Sense that they are in fact different stages of the same animal. And because I know you will say but since the is know hybrid doesn't that also mean there is no record of the a teen age version of sorts. Well that would also be very rare because it would be more common for the young and old to die wouldn't it. The Fossil record also show a lack of Young Torosaurus which also leans to the fact they are the same.

It only takes one better theory to change the history books.

I don't mean to say that the theory is necessarily wrong, but I just say that until popular scientific opinion backs it up and triceratops becomes officially (however that works) considered a defunct classification, I'm still going to call it a dinosaur. But I also read, even if the theory is true, if they're the same species, it would be more proper to use the first established name, Triceratops, not Torosaurus. So maybe Torosaurus should be the one that "doesn't really exist."


You are right on that 
Triceratops predates the Torosaurus by 2 years. 

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Posté 23 janvier 2012 - 03:39

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I thought the lyrics to 'Our Lips Are Sealed' was 'Alex the Seal'. Possibly because my brothers told me it was. I believed this until about a year ago. I am 28.

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Posté 23 janvier 2012 - 03:58

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My siblings would make up cautionary tales of (fictional) deceased siblings to my younger siblings.

"You don't wanna do that, it's how we lost Tom!"

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Posté 23 janvier 2012 - 04:09

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I believed there was a scaly, slimey, sewage colored/smelling bigfoot monster in the attic until I was 6 or 7 years old. Stories of that thing used to paralyze me.

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Posté 23 janvier 2012 - 04:51

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My imagination was enough to scare the crap out of me when I was young. Always playing tricks......so tricksy it was.

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Posté 23 janvier 2012 - 05:26

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I used to be a liberal, then I grew up and abandoned such insane ideas.

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Posté 23 janvier 2012 - 06:09

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Agamo45 wrote...

I used to be a liberal, then I grew up and abandoned such insane ideas.


You were part of a political party when you were a kid?
Thats the insane part.

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Posté 23 janvier 2012 - 06:16

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Funkcase wrote...

I believed all people were kind and cared for each other, I was a naive child.


I don't think I ever believed that.

When I was a kid I believed that when people died, they somehow became babies again.
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