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RE: What was the most outrageous lie you believed as a child? - SIM-2362145 - Nov 3, 2025
Santa, kept waiting for santa all night looking out the window but it never happened
RE: What was the most outrageous lie you believed as a child? - The Pact - Nov 5, 2025
(Nov 3, 2025 08:04 AM)SIM-2362145 Wrote: Santa, kept waiting for santa all night looking out the window but it never happened
I was always told, "You have to go to sleep, or he just won't come if you don't fall asleep.
RE: What was the most outrageous lie you believed as a child? - Phantom_NiNja - Nov 8, 2025
(Oct 4, 2024 02:51 AM)DashPHP Wrote: 😂😂😂 hmm I wonder if Narnia had anything to do with that..
My parents come from 3rd world and at the time were quite religious. Mum would say chant these prayers for this and that.
Bogus as fuck
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Did your parents made you drink crazy herbs that didn't do nothing but tasted like ass? I ask because I got parents rom 3rd world country.
They would make me drink different herbs when getting sick and none of them work but they would always force me to do it.
(Nov 2, 2025 05:05 PM)Pimping Wrote: Even high school.... high school did not prepare me for the world at all
It didn't prepare you for college? For me at least it prepared me for college math.
Some would even say college didn't prepare you for the real world. I would kind of agree with you guys
to an extent. I feel the real world the people that inherited companies don't know what they're doing
and are makin stupid decisions like why should I hire someone straight out of college when I can only hire experienced workers.
Entry jobs now and days are gone. Companies just now want you to put the same effort as starting your own business and figuring things out yourself
but not getting paid like one.
RE: What was the most outrageous lie you believed as a child? - tjk1732 - Nov 10, 2025
That WWE wrestling was actually real.
RE: What was the most outrageous lie you believed as a child? - The Pact - Nov 10, 2025
(Nov 10, 2025 02:29 AM)tjk1732 Wrote: That WWE wrestling was actually real.
LOL I bet a lot of boys are like that.
RE: What was the most outrageous lie you believed as a child? - oRequiem - Nov 11, 2025
That being out in the rain causes you to get sick.
RE: What was the most outrageous lie you believed as a child? - Lowkey - Nov 11, 2025
That The Pact would never be a staff member.
RE: What was the most outrageous lie you believed as a child? - The Pact - Nov 12, 2025
(Nov 11, 2025 07:23 PM)Lowkey Wrote: That The Pact would never be a staff member.
I 100% believed that one since 2012.
RE: What was the most outrageous lie you believed as a child? - Flariuu - Nov 15, 2025
Thinking gum stayed in your stomach for five years if you swallowed it. Or.. thinking black cows make chocolate milk
RE: What was the most outrageous lie you believed as a child? - The Pact - Nov 15, 2025
(Nov 15, 2025 08:39 AM)Flariuu Wrote: Thinking gum stayed in your stomach for five years if you swallowed it.
It doesn't? 😯
RE: What was the most outrageous lie you believed as a child? - Flariuu - Nov 16, 2025
(Nov 15, 2025 09:13 PM)The Pact Wrote: It doesn't? 😯
I still have no idea, but I stay on the safe side
RE: What was the most outrageous lie you believed as a child? - sharn - Nov 29, 2025
I believed shadows could snatch me.
I never walked in dark hallways alone.
RE: What was the most outrageous lie you believed as a child? - The Pact - Nov 29, 2025
(Nov 29, 2025 12:29 PM)sharn Wrote: I believed shadows could snatch me.
I never walked in dark hallways alone.
Not walking in dark hallways outside your home without an adult is probably a good idea for kids anyway.
RE: What was the most outrageous lie you believed as a child? - Yanix - Nov 29, 2025
That dropping a piece of cutlery is a sign that a visitor is coming.
RE: What was the most outrageous lie you believed as a child? - The Joker - Nov 30, 2025
Undertaker has 7 lives. His powers were in the Urn.