My mate believed me for 2 years when I said our school was built in Spain and shipped over to England.
Bless her... I miss her.
Bless her... I miss her.
What's the wierdest thing you've ever believed?
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Wow, I only had to read 2 posts before it started turning into a flame war.
I never believed in religion, so I can't say that. For about 30 minutes when I was in 3rd grade, I believed the sun was going to explode in 6 years. That was a terrible day.
I never believed in religion, so I can't say that. For about 30 minutes when I was in 3rd grade, I believed the sun was going to explode in 6 years. That was a terrible day.
This was up until I was 5 or 6, I don't think it really meant anything to me. I just thought it was something they added so it wasn't just "My city", which even now sounds boringmegamanenm said:
I used to believe that girls didn't have a belly button, when I was like, 3 or 4. Then I met a girl (my first girlfriend, before we knew what the titles meant), and she showed me her belly button. Needless to say, I was flabbergasted, amazed, and stupefied. It was a revelation like no other, for me.
In fourth grade I believed in some sort of spirit/dream world and that me and my friends were involved in what was basically a shonen series. I had friends with me in this, however, and it was quite fun and may serve as inspiration someday. I still kinda believe it in the back of my head out of how awesome something like that would be.
Also, when I was in kindergarten I believed for about a day the fairy from Pinocchio was real. It wasn't anywhere near as pervasive as the above, however.
Also, when I was in kindergarten I believed for about a day the fairy from Pinocchio was real. It wasn't anywhere near as pervasive as the above, however.
Well, athiests for one don't call it impossible, if you cared to know what atheism meant. It is just illogical to presume a being so specific exists without any evidence. If the evidence is given, it would be illogical not to believe. Atheism isn't saying it is impossible.Housebroken Lunatic said:
Now, go slap yourself you twit, for bringing up atheism in this thread.
Sinterklaas, which is basicaly exactly the same as Santa Claus except that he starts at the beginning of December. Why it's weird? Because it's bad enough to believe somebody like Santa Claus can exist; imagine believing another similar guy doing similar work about a month earlier existed as well.
Wow, this is nowhere near as exciting as some of the other things on here, but when i was little i believed that the car blinkers knew where you were going and went off whenever you needed to turn.
The part where you asked people to not knock others?* You can't really have it both ways.lucaro said:
"Oh, I can talk smack about yo beliefs*, but you can't say shit about mine."
Doesn't really work that way, especially when the Internet's involved, when people see someone insulting their beliefs, they can get quite defensive.
I couldn't give a shit about the opinions of people who no longer... [sub]lol[/sub]... 'believe' in Atheism, but some people feel the need to argue with them; each to their own I say.
*[sub]I'm well aware that that doesn't coincide with the definition of Atheism, but right now that's the best way of phrasing my statement that I can think of.[/sub]
I jumped off the top of a double decker bed when i was 6. Hit the edge of a table as i went down and ripped most of my gum away from my teeth. And I got a concussion.Craig FTW said:
And yes I got it, now give me my cookie!
Oh yes it has. I do believe YOU need to get your facts traight. There are plenty of atehists who have simply flat out refused the possibility of the existence of gods. Which is their mistake of course, since when they hear the word "God" they think "Christian God", and they usually try to prove a point by saing that nog God could exist, therefore the possibility of a Christion God would be impossible.Puzzles said:
That's not scientific at all. But it hasn't stopped them from saying it. I distance myself from such rubbish, hence im not an atheist...
I can't remember anything specific but my dad made my mom think that Moles run on their hind legs. She believed that for a whole week.