Arakasi said:
1. Monsters - I loved reading about monsters (still do) but I thought they were real. Fun times.
2. Santa Claus - Believing in a nigh omniscient patriarch who punishes you for being naughty and rewards you for being nice. Silly parents, that's not a good way to get your children to act good.
3. The Christian God - Believing in a nigh omniscient patriarch who punishes you for being naughty and rewards you for being nice. Silly parents, that's not a good way to get your children to act good.
Dang it! Can't believed I was ninja'd on the very first post, almost word by word! What the hell? D:<
EDIT: In my case, it's not sarcasm, people! And I'm not attacking religious people. To each their own but in my case, I concur with this statement, joke or not.
OT: Alright, let me think, then:
-I was destined to be a special being. I just needed to be patient for my flying/fire powers to kick in.
-Power Rangers existed. Yes, as in past tense.
-White people ate vanilla-flavored stuff and black people ate chocolate-flavored stuff.
-Toys were real. pretty much Toy Story.
-All history of this world had occurred in the last 100 years or so. Therefore, I assumed my mom grew up with dinosaurs. She wasn't pleased with that statement.
-I though Pokemon would be real, or at least they were gonna be real someday.
-When my mom got a haircut, I thought she had been switched for someone else who looked a lot like her.
The Almighty Aardvark said:
I believed that my friend had a Digimon come out of his computer and become his companion. On a similar vein I also believed that if I wrote a letter to Santa with pictures of my Digimon he would make it for me for christmas. I was 8 or 9 at the time
That's pretty close to what I believed. After watching Digimon Tamers, I believe that if I created a Digimon and put my heart and soul into it, he would come to life.
Only I was like 13.
I still got the drawing of my Digimon, though.